A Alive launched its first sustainable store at Villa Lobos shopping mall in São Paulo. According to regional director João Turuman, the entire store structure was designed to have the lowest possible environmental impact. The design was developed with sustainability standards in mind, and the furniture adheres to this concept, especially the wood, which is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). The "sustainable experience" also involves reducing electricity consumption by purchasing energy from renewable sources and eliminating the use of paper and plastic cups.
"Everything was thought through, from the odorless paint that emits less CO2 to the store's woodwork," added Turuman. The store's automation system, such as the air conditioning and lighting, was also changed, reducing energy costs by 28%. "The idea behind the space is to offer customers more than just a point of sale. It's a fully sustainable experience," says Turuman.
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