In nr. 8 of Rua dos Jeronimos in front of the Jerónimos Monastery, in the Belém district, considered as the monumental city quarter, faced the majestic and verdant Praça do Imério (Empire Square), and within walking distance from the Tagus waterfront, rises the Jeronimos 8, a classic building "soft Portuguese", which translates the synergy of contemporary design with the surrounding historical context. 

The first impression at the entrance is afforded by the minimalism clean lines, by the red walls, by the irreverent reception in a wenge cube shape and by the bold works of art from renowned contemporary national artists, which results in a cheeky and delightful contrast with the elegant stone facade.