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Entrance of a Louis Vuitton boutique in China: perforated façade and pale wood interior

Boutiques thought through right down to the recycling of their materials.

In 1854, Louis Vuitton opened his first trunk-making workshop; the Monogram canvas, created in 1896 by his son Georges, became one of the most recognised symbols of luxury.

For the LVMH group, TERAO, the ENDENA group’s environmental engineering consultancy, studied recycling channels for boutique fit-out waste, worldwide and in China: desk research, site investigations and a survey of waste treatment companies in the cities where the group operates.

The outcome: an evaluation tool that traces each item of waste from demolition through to recycling.

Giving the materials of every boutique a second life.

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