Retail


The retail sector has an environmental impact throughout the life of its spaces due to energy use in lighting, air conditioning, processes such as refrigeration or transportation, personnel mobilization, etc., but above all, a high impact on the environment and its communities. Through sustainable construction, retail buildings and spaces have the possibility of being catalysts for positive changes in the environments where they are located and improvements in the quality of life of their occupants. Retail spaces, being public spaces, allow their positive example and influence to be extended to all users and in all sectors throughout the community.

Environmental certification systems such as LEED transparently quantify the impact of buildings with environmental, social and public health metrics, and allow owners of buildings and retail spaces to share their story of social and environmental responsibility while increasing their efficiency and generating a true positive impact through the creation of experiences, education, and awareness.

CERTIFIED PROJECTS

SUPERMAXI "SAN GABRIEL" - LEED SILVER

Supermaxi San Gabriel stands out as a model of sustainable retail infrastructure, proudly holding a LEED Silver certification. The building integrates energy-efficient solutions such as LED lighting, advanced HVAC systems, and a design that maximizes natural daylight, reducing overall energy consumption. Its water management strategy includes low-flow fixtures and rainwater harvesting systems for irrigation, significantly minimizing water use. The construction prioritized sustainable materials, incorporating locally sourced and recycled products, alongside robust waste management practices. Additionally, the project enhances indoor environmental quality with optimized ventilation and low-VOC materials, ensuring a healthier and more comfortable environment for employees and customers. Supermaxi San Gabriel reflects a strong commitment to sustainability, setting a benchmark for environmentally responsible commercial spaces in Ecuador. 

SUPERMAXI "FICOA" - LEED GOLD

Supermaxi Ficoa exemplifies sustainable retail development, achieving the LEED Gold certification. This facility incorporates cutting-edge energy-efficient technologies, including LED lighting, high-performance HVAC systems, and a design that leverages natural daylight to minimize energy consumption. Its water efficiency features include low-flow fixtures and a rainwater harvesting system, significantly reducing potable water use. Sustainable construction practices were emphasized, utilizing recycled and locally sourced materials, alongside rigorous waste management protocols. The store also prioritizes indoor environmental quality, with optimized ventilation, low-VOC materials, and thoughtfully designed spaces to enhance comfort for occupants. Supermaxi Ficoa underscores a deep commitment to environmental responsibility, setting a new standard for sustainable commercial buildings in Ecuador.  

SUPERMAXI "VÍA A LA COSTA" - LEED CERTIFIED

Supermaxi Vía a la Costa is a notable example of environmentally conscious retail infrastructure, proudly achieving LEED Certified status. The building incorporates energy-efficient solutions such as LED lighting, optimized HVAC systems, and architectural features that enhance natural daylight use, reducing energy demands. Water efficiency is a key focus, with the inclusion of low-flow fixtures and systems designed to minimize water consumption. The project emphasized sustainable construction practices, utilizing locally sourced and recycled materials and implementing comprehensive waste management strategies. Additionally, the store promotes a healthy indoor environment with enhanced ventilation and the use of low-VOC materials, ensuring a comfortable space for both employees and customers. Supermaxi Vía a la Costa demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability, serving as a benchmark for eco-friendly retail spaces in the region. 

SUPERMAXI "CHAULLABAMBA" - LEED SILVER

Supermaxi Chaullabamba stands out as a leader in sustainable retail design, earning the LEED Silver certification. The store incorporates energy-saving technologies such as LED lighting, efficient HVAC systems, and a design that optimizes natural daylight to reduce energy consumption. Its water conservation measures include low-flow plumbing fixtures and rainwater harvesting systems, significantly lowering water usage. Sustainable construction practices were prioritized, with the use of locally sourced and recycled materials, as well as robust waste management processes. The building also emphasizes indoor environmental quality, featuring enhanced ventilation systems and low-VOC materials to create a healthier and more comfortable space for employees and customers. Supermaxi Chaullabamba reflects a deep commitment to sustainability, setting a high standard for environmentally responsible retail spaces in Ecuador.

SUPERMAXI "PARQUE INGLÉS" - LEED SILVER

Supermaxi Parque Inglés is a prime example of sustainable retail architecture, earning the LEED Silver certification. The store features energy-efficient technologies, including LED lighting, optimized HVAC systems, and a design that maximizes natural light to reduce energy consumption. Water efficiency is a key focus, with low-flow fixtures and rainwater harvesting systems to minimize water use. The construction process prioritized sustainability, utilizing locally sourced and recycled materials and implementing effective waste management practices. The building also ensures a high indoor environmental quality, with advanced ventilation systems and the use of low-VOC materials, creating a healthier environment for both employees and customers. Supermaxi Parque Inglés demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainability and serves as a model for eco-friendly commercial spaces in the region. 

SUPERMAXI "URDESA" - LEED SILVER

Supermaxi Urdesa is a standout example of sustainable retail development, achieving LEED Silver certification. The building incorporates energy-efficient solutions such as LED lighting, high-performance HVAC systems, and design elements that maximize natural light to reduce energy consumption. Water conservation is a priority, with low-flow fixtures and rainwater harvesting systems in place to minimize water usage. The construction focused on sustainability, using locally sourced and recycled materials, along with comprehensive waste management strategies. Additionally, the store promotes indoor environmental quality with optimized ventilation and the use of low-VOC materials, ensuring a comfortable and healthy environment for both employees and customers. Supermaxi Urdesa sets a strong example of environmental responsibility in retail spaces in Ecuador. 

SUPERMAXI "VÍA AL PUERTO" - LEED SILVER

Supermaxi Vía al Puerto is a remarkable example of sustainable retail architecture, having earned LEED Silver certification. The building integrates energy-efficient technologies such as LED lighting, advanced HVAC systems, and architectural features that maximize natural light, reducing overall energy consumption. Water conservation is a key component, with low-flow fixtures and a rainwater harvesting system to minimize potable water use. Sustainable construction practices were prioritized, using locally sourced and recycled materials, and implementing efficient waste management strategies. The store also emphasizes indoor environmental quality, with optimized ventilation and the use of low-VOC materials, ensuring a comfortable and healthy space for both employees and customers. Supermaxi Vía al Puerto showcases a commitment to environmental responsibility, setting a high standard for sustainable retail spaces in Ecuador. 

SUPERMAXI "GRANDA CENTENO" - LEED GOLD

Supermaxi Granda Centeno stands as a leading example of sustainable retail design, earning the LEED Gold certification. The building incorporates energy-efficient solutions such as LED lighting, high-performance HVAC systems, and a design that maximizes natural daylight to reduce overall energy consumption. Water efficiency is a central focus, with low-flow fixtures and rainwater harvesting systems to significantly reduce water use. The construction process prioritized sustainability by using locally sourced and recycled materials, as well as implementing effective waste management practices. Additionally, the store promotes a healthy indoor environment with optimized ventilation systems and low-VOC materials, ensuring comfort and well-being for both employees and customers. Supermaxi Granda Centeno reflects a strong commitment to environmental responsibility, setting a new standard for eco-friendly retail spaces in Ecuador.

SUPERMAXI "GUAJALÓ" - LEED GOLD

Supermaxi Guajaló is a prime example of sustainable retail development, achieving the LEED Gold certification. The building features energy-efficient technologies such as LED lighting, high-performance HVAC systems, and a design that maximizes natural daylight to minimize energy consumption. Water efficiency is a key focus, with low-flow fixtures and rainwater harvesting systems that significantly reduce water usage. The construction emphasized the use of sustainable materials, incorporating locally sourced and recycled products, along with a comprehensive waste management plan. The store also prioritizes indoor environmental quality, featuring optimized ventilation and low-VOC materials, creating a healthier and more comfortable environment for both employees and customers. Supermaxi Guajaló sets a high standard for environmentally responsible retail spaces in Ecuador.