This industry, located on a plot of about 9 hectares, was also innovative for its time, having built a few houses for workers, a soccer field, laboratories, schools, and day care centers for the workers’ children, among others. The factory was made up of multiple buildings connected, and built on several levels.
It is believed that in 1929, the Companhia das Fábricas Cerâmica Lusitânia acquired this industrial complex.
