Swiss construction company Losinger Marazzi, a subsidiary of Bouygues Construction, has secured a major contract in the canton of Zug, Switzerland. The company will build new facilities for the Zug public transport authority ZVB, the emergency services RDZ, and the cantonal administration.
The project is valued at CHF 242 million, or approximately €260 million, and aims to improve infrastructure and provide a better working environment for essential public services that support the region’s growing population.
Project Overview
The existing site already hosts ZVB and emergency services. It will now be fully redeveloped to meet modern needs.
- A new office building for ZVB
- An underground bus parking area
- A dedicated building for RDZ emergency services
- Around 250 workstations for cantonal staff
The complex will cover a total of 26,000 square meters. Construction will begin in summer 2026 and is scheduled for completion in 2030.
Sustainability Focus
The project will follow the Minergie-P-ECO standard, ensuring energy efficiency and the use of environmentally responsible materials.
Expertise in Mixed-Use Projects
Bouygues Construction has experience in mixed-use infrastructure and logistics projects. Some similar projects include:
- Belliard bus depot in Paris, which is being modernized with redevelopment above the existing structure
- Sky Center in Gennevilliers, France, where an old office building was converted into an urban business park
- An urban development project in Zug, transforming an industrial site into a mixed-use neighborhood with residential, office, and retail spaces
Conclusion
This contract confirms Zug’s commitment to sustainable development and improved public services. The new infrastructure is expected to enhance transport efficiency, emergency response capabilities, and administrative operations for the region’s growing population.
