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Founded at the end of the 19th century our company has over the years been able to seize and create the opportunities that came to us to develop and become the group that we are today.
Our ambition is to put our expertise at the service of the major challenges that are at the heart of the Grand Duchy: building sustainable and quality housing for its residents, administrative buildings to support business development as well as infrastructures to facilitate mobility for all.&nbsp;

Félix Giorgetti, the leading construction and development company in Luxembourg

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"By gradually taking over its shares, we will enable the company to secure its future while preserving its entire workforce and expanding its activities. This alliance will enhance our service offering and create new opportunities within our group," explains Claude Rach, our Deputy Chief Financial Officer. "In a context of labor shortages, we place great importance on valuing these experienced employees who have been loyal to the company for many years. Moreover, the Bonaria &amp; Fils site, located in the Um Monkeler industrial zone in Schifflange, is a real asset for our organization."
Viviane Pundel Bonaria will remain at the helm of the company, supported by Markus Hummel as the new co-manager. Our collaboration is already underway, as several of their employees have joined our workshops at our Skyliners logistics center in Leudelange.

This acquisition, carried out jointly with the Luxembourg company Entrapaulus Construction, aims to ensure the long-term future of Bonaria & Fils while strengthening synergies between the various companies.

Create new opportunities within our group

Félix Giorgetti and Entrapaulus join forces for Bonaria et Fils.

Sharing many values with our group, this company was founded in 1904 by Aurelio Bonaria, an Italian who, like the Giorgetti brothers, chose Luxembourg to start his construction business. In 1986, his grandson&mdash;who shares his name&mdash;took over the company. Since his passing in 2016, management has been overseen by his wife, Viviane Pundel Bonaria.
Headquartered in Esch-sur-Alzette, Bonaria &amp; Fils plays a key role in the south of the country. Its expertise ranges from general and traditional construction to earthworks, landscaping, civil engineering and roadworks, as well as demolition and selective deconstruction.

Since February, the Giorgetti Group has welcomed a new member: the Luxembourg-based family business Bonaria & Fils, which boasts over a century of expertise in construction.

Bonaria & Fils Joins the Giorgetti Group

Félix Giorgetti and Entrapaulus join forces for Bonaria & Fils

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Discover our projects, including our Media Bay development in Kirchberg, our Am Leem housing estate in Bascharage, as well as Didot, Helvetica and Futura, two modern residences and a group of family homes in Mersch.&nbsp;

Do you dream of becoming a homeowner?

Buying in 2025

We take a look at the progress of our multi-experience destination, its food hall and restaurant, which will be opening gradually at Wickrange.

With just a few months to go, GRIDX is getting ready to open its doors.

GRIDX gets ready to rock

Our second issue of Gio Inside 2025 has just been published! Discover our projects that are shaping the Luxembourg of today and tomorrow. &nbsp;Contents include :
Our flagship projects
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<li>A state-of-the-art campus is being set up at the Cloche d'Or, and American insurer FM has entrusted us with the realisation of this major project.</li>
<li>Arrival of the TGV between Bettembourg and Luxembourg City imminent</li>
<li>After several years' work, the tram has arrived at Findel&nbsp;</li>
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Find out more about our current projects, such as the concreting work on the vaults of the Hosingen bypass cut-and-cover and the redesign of the Pontpierre interchange.
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A new edition of Gio Inside is now available! The construction magazine from Félix Giorgetti and his companies takes you behind the scenes of our passion, close to the ground.

Gio Inside • May 2025

Our magazine Gio inside is available for a summary of our projects under construction throughout Luxembourg

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<h3>Would you like to be part of this unique synergy in Luxembourg too? GRIDX still offers 4,500 m&sup2; of office space for rent, starting from 650 m&sup2;, or in full-floor units of 1,500 m&sup2;.</h3>
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The 900 m2 business centre includes common areas and 14 modular conference rooms, ranging from 25 to 240 m2 and accommodating up to 500 people.

With 10,000 m&sup2; of office space and a 900 m&sup2; business centre, GRIDX is more than just a workplace &mdash; it offers a genuine experience for businesses and their employees. &ldquo;It&rsquo;s like having offices in the city centre, but with easier access thanks to the immediate proximity of the motorway and the upcoming tram service, along with top-tier facilities, including 1,400 parking spaces,&rdquo; explains Lotfi Behlouli, Head of Commercial Real Estate at F&eacute;lix Giorgetti.
In one location, you&rsquo;ll find a vibrant ecosystem dedicated to mobility and passion, offering a wide range of restaurants, shops, a health centre, leisure facilities, personal services, event spaces &mdash; and even a hotel for visiting professionals.
From early 2025, Circle K and Total Energies will be the first to set up on site. Starting in September, the Luxembourg School of Hospitality and Tourism will also open four classrooms there, soon to be joined by a training kitchen.

Gone are the days of traditional, impersonal offices. With GRIDX, the world of work is changing. Located on a 42,000 m2 site, this new concept is revolutionising professional spaces by offering a stimulating, exciting, comprehensive and ultra-accessible environment.

When business meets passion

When Business Meets Passion

With 900 m2 and 14 flexible meeting rooms for up to 500 people, the business centre offers a modern and inspiring setting.

Extend your meetings and organise memorable evenings in our events room with a capacity of 720 seated people in gala configuration, with round tables.

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&nbsp;It will be equipped with solar panels and a geothermal heating and cooling system to cover a large portion of its energy needs. &ldquo;We are committed to sustainability. This building aims to meet the highest certifications: BREEAM Excellent, WELL Gold, and a carbon-neutral footprint. We plan to produce over 100,000 kilowatts of solar energy per year,&rdquo; explained Randy Hodge.
<h3 class="MsoNormal">An Excellent Collaboration</h3>
Developing and building this research and innovation landmark in Luxembourg for FM is an honor and a source of real pride for our company. It is the realization of passion and expertise built over four generations, and the result of a relationship based on trust, as highlighted by Marc Giorgetti during the ceremony: &ldquo;FM and F&eacute;lix Giorgetti share common values rooted in quality, excellence, and most importantly, trust. Our partnership is based on respect, which makes our collaboration so enriching. Despite all our experience in construction, we continue to learn. FM has taught us valuable lessons about building resilience. This knowledge exchange fuels innovation and excellence.&rdquo;
Our managing partner also extended congratulations to all teams involved in the completion of the project. &ldquo;Thank you to everyone who made this project possible: our partners, local authorities, engineers, consultants, and the incredible team working behind the scenes. And of course, to our construction teams&mdash;you are the backbone of this project.&rdquo;

The site has also been designed with energy performance and environmental sustainability in mind.

A Sustainable Building

&ldquo;This investment marks a major milestone in FM&rsquo;s development. Luxembourg is a strategically key location due to its central position in Europe. This site will become a real partnership hub and center of expertise in risk management, with a significant impact across the European region.&rdquo;
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The site will also foster strong collaboration with local institutions such as LIST to develop risk solutions, strengthen business resilience, and create a positive impact on the environment.
&ldquo;FM&rsquo;s decision to expand here highlights Luxembourg&rsquo;s strengths as a center and hub of expertise. This research into financial risk related to climate hazards and loss prevention is a great example of how finance and insurance can go beyond their traditional roles,&rdquo; noted Finance Minister Gilles Roth.
Designed by Fabeck Architectes, the building impresses with its originality and elegance. Spanning 200 meters in length and 60 meters in width, with a height of 14 meters, it has a unique and harmonious silhouette. Its refined design, inspired by the diamond shape of FM&rsquo;s logo, stands out with a luminous, multi-faceted fa&ccedil;ade.
The complex will include offices as well as 11 laboratories, some of which are collaborative, allowing FM clients, prospects, colleagues, and partners to receive training and learn. A &ldquo;training education&rdquo; area will provide engineers with an immersive space to train on machines and refine their expertise in on-site risk assessment and management.
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FM has been present in Luxembourg since 2017, and through its new center, it aims to better support its European clients. 

A Center of Expertise for Risk Management

The FM Science and Technology Center Europe is setting up on Rue Robert Stumper, where the old Citroën garage once stood.

On Rue Robert Stumper, the former Citro&euml;n garage has been demolished to make way for a major and unprecedented project in Luxembourg: the FM Science and Technology Center Europe, the European headquarters of FM, an American mutual insurance company specializing in corporate property coverage.
A massive 25,000 m&sup2; campus will focus on advanced research in the fields of climate hazards, industrial technologies, and loss prevention solutions related to cyber risks.
The groundbreaking ceremony for the project&mdash;developed and built by F&eacute;lix Giorgetti &mdash;was officially held on March 17. It brought together FM representatives including Malcom Roberts (President and CEO), Randy Hodge (COO), Chris Dempsey (EMEA Division Director), as well as Gilles Roth (Minister of Finance), St&eacute;phanie Obertin (Minister of Digitalization and Minister of Higher Education and Research), Paul and Marc Giorgetti, and Tatania Fabeck, head of Fabeck Architectes. The audience also included representatives from local institutions such as Mario Grotz, Director of Luxinnovation, and from the LIST (Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology).
FM stands out for its proactive approach to risk prevention: its strict construction standards for client properties help minimise damage in the event of an incident and ensure a quick recovery.

On March 17, the American insurer FM broke ground on its new European headquarters in Luxembourg. This article looks back at the key event and presents the project developed and built by Félix Giorgetti.

FM Science and Technology Center Europe Settles in the Cloche d’Or district

At the back, nature extends across a vast vegetated area that follows the course of the stream, creating a perfect fusion between the building and its environment.

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Randy Hodge, COO of FM, Malcom Roberts, Chairman and CEO of FM, Stéphanie Obertin, Minister for Research and Innovation, Marc Giorgetti, Gilles Roth, Minister for Finance, Paul Giorgetti and Tatiana Fabeck, Fabeck Architects.

The former Citro&euml;n garage is making way for the future European headquarters of FM, an American insurance company.
Covering 25,000 m&sup2;, this campus, designed by Fabeck Architectes, will house ultra-modern offices and laboratories dedicated to research on risk prevention and business resilience in the face of climate and technological challenges.
We would like to thank FM for placing its trust in us, not only for the construction of its European headquarters but also for its development. It is a true honor for our company to contribute to this ambitious project, which places innovation at the heart of Luxembourg!
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"Thank you to everyone who made this project possible: our partners, local authorities, engineers, consultants, and the incredible team working behind the scenes. And of course, to our construction teams&mdash;you are the backbone of this project," said Marc Giorgetti.
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Expected delivery in July 2027!
More information about this project in our next edition of Gio Inside.

This Monday, March 17, marked the beginning of a new chapter in the history of 5 Rue Robert Stumper with the first groundbreaking of the FM Science and Technology Center Europe. 

A state-of-the-art campus for FM

Groundbreaking ceremony of the FM Science and Technology Center Européanismes, developed and built by Félix Giorgetti 

The Félix Giorgetti team.

Malcom Roberts, FM's chairman and CEO

Marc Giorgetti, Félix Giorgetti's managing director.

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Other tasks were added to the works. &lsquo;We were asked by the Ponts et Chauss&eacute;es to install 470 metres of noise barriers between the new exit to Luxembourg and the service station. This involves earthworks and the creation of foundations. In addition, we are carrying out network development work for the municipality of Wickrange, particularly in the Grand Frais area.
Respecting the ecosystem
Our teams had to work quickly to complete the hydraulic structure designed to channel the Mess before spring, so as not to disturb the ecosystem. &lsquo;We first erected the walls of the structure, then used a formwork cart to pour the slab, without ever touching the water to avoid any pollution. It was also crucial to avoid creating obstacles in the event of flooding, so as not to impact the upstream part of the stream. Objective achieved: the Mess has returned to its natural course!

470 metres of noise barriers installed between the new exit towards Luxembourg and the service station.

Acoustic comfort for residents

Following completion of the retaining walls, work to integrate the tramway facilities is beginning.&nbsp;

Pontpierre interchange - progress of work

The first phase, to be launched in July 2023, involves redeveloping the motorway exit from Esch, creating an access ramp towards Luxembourg, and widening the motorway to add a traffic lane and hard shoulder. Added to this is the creation of the future tramway line, the construction of a &lsquo;turbo&rsquo; roundabout under the motorway bridge, the building of a hydraulic structure to allow the Mess to pass under the motorway and the refurbishment of a 5,000 m2 retention basin.
The tram is coming!&nbsp;
&lsquo;The earthworks have been completed and we have almost finished the retaining wall at the exit from Foetz. On route 39 (the entrance to Luxembourg), part of the wall is already in place and we will soon be incorporating the tram's dedicated facilities, such as its stop and access points,&rsquo; explains Yannick Dusanter, works manager. Good news for motorists: the Pontpierre exit will reopen before the summer holidays.

On the A4, work on the Pontpierre interchange is continuing at full speed. This work, carried out for the Ponts et Chaussées department, will considerably improve traffic flow in this fast-growing area, where the GRIDX project will soon be opening its doors.

The interchange moves up a gear

On the A4 in Luxembourg, work on the Pontpierre interchange is continuing at full speed. The work, carried out by Félix Giorgetti for the Ponts et Chaussées department, will considerably improve traffic flow. 

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