Moonar

Nextensa’s goal with Moonar was to bring a somewhat outdated office complex into the 21st century. Over the years, the buildings’ various owners and occupiers had added new elements which had evolved in a somewhat disorderly manner. So one of the first steps was to bring greater coherence to the whole and update all the technology and infrastructure. To achieve this, Nextensa began with a far-reaching scraping of the buildings, retaining only the concrete structure with its unusual architecture. The outer shell was then fully renovated: the facade was given a facelift, the roof was resealed and the frames were replaced. The entrance halls were also totally revamped to double the height and offer site users new functions. Each hall in the building will provide a different service: café, brainstorming room, games room and a pop-up room that may change from day to day, fitness, wellness room, a yoga workshop, etc.

Mobility, services and sustainability lie at the heart of this project. The esplanade between the various office buildings is to become an oasis of green, a place for meeting and interaction. Nextensa will also fine-tune its services for future users.

The complete redevelopment will be completed in 2024. In the meantime, nearly 80% of the available space has already been leased, notably thanks to a new lease agreement with the workspace operator IWG for approximately 1,500 m². IWG is opening a new Regus facility at Moonar Park in response to the growing demand for high-quality flexible offices. The spaces are now available since the Q4 of 2024 and offer a diverse range of services, including private offices, meeting rooms, and innovative co-working spaces.

• Luxembourg airport
• New tram line and a bus connection (as of 2024)
• P+R zone (as of 2024)

• Moonar aims to obtain a "BREEAM In-Use Very Good” certificate.
• Charging stations for electric cars
• Substantial improvement in thermal insulation