Legalisations, plot subdivisions, land and illegal-origin urban areas (AUGI) are the day-to-day planning reality of these municipalities. We give you a clear reading of what can be regularised and built — with an office in Lisbon and meetings in person or online.
Sintra, Amadora and Loures concentrate some of the region’s most complex planning issues: construction awaiting legalisation, subdivisions awaiting completion, rural land intended for development and, above all, illegal-origin urban areas (AUGI) — a topic in high demand that requires its own legal reconversion path. Many of these situations have a solution, provided they are correctly framed.
We analyse the framework under the municipal plan and the applicable constraints, identify the appropriate legalisation or reconversion path, and handle the process with the competent council.
As a rule, yes — through an urban reconversion procedure conducted under the regime for illegal-origin urban areas. The specific viability and path depend on the delimitation of the area and the municipal framework; we analyse the specific situation and handle the process.
Many structures can be regularised (legalisation, change of use, prior notification). Feasibility depends on the framework under the municipal plan and the site’s constraints, which we assess case by case before starting the process.
It depends. Rural land is not, in itself, buildable, and may be subject to constraints such as the National Ecological Reserve, the National Agricultural Reserve or the water public domain. We confirm the classification and the applicable restrictions before any commitment.
Office at Passeio de Neptuno, Parque das Nações. Meetings in person or online.