Since 1983, Hirsch Construction Corp. has brought to life some of the most exciting locations for the nation’s best brands.
Hirsch Construction Corp. manages projects across North America. Its national presence allows them to offer clients a range of services most companies cannot, facilitating everything from prototypes that set the tone, to high-profile flagship locations.
Credit to Brad Dickson – Retail Store Photographer at Louis Vuitton
The new Louis Vuitton dedicated men’s store in Houston at the Galleria Mall occupies a spacious ground floor corner unit, adjacent with the boutiques of peers from fashion’s upper echelon, such as Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo, Bottega Veneta, Tod’s and Prada.
The interior design, created by Louis Vuitton‘s in-house design team, reflects the brand’s visual representation of its heritage and craftsmanship like in all other boutiques but also incorporates a mix of global art and cultural elements, innovative materials, and architectural design. Parquet flooring and walls in a cream hue form the backdrop for a variety of settings.
Credit to Brad Dickson – Retail Store Photographer at Louis VuittonCredit to Brad Dickson – Retail Store Photographer at Louis Vuitton
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Hirsch Construction Corp. brings to life the most exciting locations for the nation’s best brands in a plethora of industries. Managing projects across North America, we offer a variety of services most companies cannot, facilitating everything from prototypes that set the tone, to high-profile flagships.
To debut its Spring-Summer 2021 Men’s collection, Louis Vuitton has chosen the Miami Design District as its first stop in the U.S. The outdoor space at Jungle Plaza features oversized balloon figures, bespoke shipping containers, and eye-catching sculptures, while an Augmented Reality experience in this temporary residency is just as appealing for visiting guests.
KRITON Electronics Inc designed the entire audio system for this project. This three-zone system utilizes a speaker in each fitting room and sales container. The outside zone has more speakers all around the property counting 24 speakers in total. Each zone is grouped with separate volume and source control and it’s all controlled off an iPad or iWatch with the proper login credentials.
The proposed Cheval Blanc Beverly Hills (Peter Marino Architect)
French luxury goods purveyor LVMH plans to expand its presence on Rodeo Drive in a big way — with an ultra premium hotel intended to be the most deluxe inn in Beverly Hills, which already has its fair share of deluxe inns.
The parent company of brands such as Louis Vuitton, Givenchy and Dom Perignon recently applied for city permission to build a 115-room hotel on property it owns at the corner of Rodeo Drive and Little Santa Monica Boulevard.
The proposed Cheval Blanc Beverly Hills was designed by flamboyant New York architect Peter Marino, who also designed LVMH’s Louis Vuitton and Dior boutiques on Rodeo Drive.
In keeping with Rodeo Drive’s international reputation for over-the-top retail glamour, the Cheval Blanc is intended to be a notch above the competition in Beverly Hills’ high-end hotel market, known for such famous hostelries as the Beverly Hills Hotel and the Beverly Wilshire.
The world’s first Vuitton cafe and restaurant is located on the top floor of the brand’s new four-level store in Osaka, Japan. There’s also a bar and a large terrace, with a menu from famed Japanese chef Yosuke Suga. The restaurant and cafe opened for business on February 15. READ MORE HERE
Louis Vuitton has announced that it’s opening the brand’s first-ever cafe and restaurant next month at its Osaka flagship store.
Le Café V will be located on the top floor of Vuitton’s new four-level Osaka Maison and will include a menu designed by acclaimed Japanese chef Yosuke Suga.
Michael Burke, chairman, and chief executive officer of Vuitton, confirmed the development and hinted that more restaurants and even hotels could be in the pipeline for the brand.
Louis Vuitton’s London Maison reopened on October 24th at 17-20 New Bond Street. The store underwent months of renovations to reveal a complete reimagining of the space, featuring a sweeping double helix-shaped staircase crafted in cerused oak and worked as a sculpture with an offset center.
Nine important artworks are featured throughout the store in addition to a permanent selection of Objets Nomades, the collection of designer travel and home-related objects that launched in 2012, keeping alive Louis Vuitton’s long tradition of beautifully crafted travel-inspired objects.
Louis Vuitton opened late last month its newly renovated store in London on Sloane Street, the front of the three-level shop has been renovated is filled with the latest collections as well as modern furnishings and contemporary artwork as well as offering an exclusive customization service.
Offering all categories of Ready-to-Wear for men and women, Sloane Street provides a rare service allowing clients to customise and fit chosen pieces to their personal needs, bringing an element of Couture to the Ready-to-Wear expertise of Louis Vuitton.
French luxury brand Louis Vuitton has reopened its flagship in Florence, Italy following a major restoration. The renovation aimed to return the original configuration of the space, which previously served as an elite Florentine palazzo constructed in the 19th century. Spread across two floors, the reimagined store is the first in the brand’s fleet to showcase its Objets Nomades furniture collection in addition to a lineup of apparel, accessories and more.