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Exciting future

Svein Tore Holsether,
President and CEO Sapa

 

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Shaping the future in Asia


Bennington rolls with the time

In the mid-1960s, Michael Mart, founder of Bennington Carriages, designed his first carriage for safe driving of the family’s new ponies.

Tags: Bennington, Carriages, royal warrant, lightweight


Let there be light

The Spira arts centre in Jönköping, a massive music and theatre complex that was opened in November 2011, has already become a local landmark.

Tags: Spira arts centre, Sapa, Ingegerd Råman, Sweden, aluminium profiles


Putting a shine on science

Inspiria Science Center in Sarpsborg, Norway is hard to miss, with its stunning glass and aluminium exterior.

Tags: Sustainability, building material, Sapa, window, Norway, Inspiria Science Center


Seamless surveillance

Geutebrück is a renowned manufacturer of high-end video security systems. Its signature is the seamless integration of existing systems with advanced digital technologies together with an outstanding man-machine interface.

Tags: Geutebrück, Germany, aluminium profiles


A cultivating environment

Solardome Industries is the market leader of glass and aluminium geodesic domes in the United Kingdom.

Tags: Sapa Profiles, Solardome, geodesic domes, United Kingdom, aluminium frame


Building up Angola

After nearly three decades of civil war, Angola is rising from the ashes. Sapa takes part in the renewal.

Tags: Angola, Sapa Building Systems Ltd, Portugal, Sky Center, cost savings


Greener than green

When it comes to “green” certification, there are no bad products, just bad design, say the creators of the world’s leading cradle-to-cradle certification program.

Tags: Sapa Pole Products, C2C, sustainable, Certification


Sustainability: not an option anymore

Policies of social and environmental responsibility are here to stay. Sapa is intertwining its sustainability practices with suppliers and customers.

Tags: Sustainability, Sapa Heat Transfer, recycling, Volvo


Focus on safe roads

Soft and forgiving but as strong as steel. Norwegian manufacturer Lattix developes and produces lightweight trussed aluminium masts.

Tags: Norway, Lattix, Sapa, aluminium masts, lightweight


Maximal success

Maximal Compact is the name of a window that has been a real sales success for Swedish window-maker Maximal Aluminiumfönster.

Tags: Maximal, window-maker, Sweden, aluminium construction


Zero-emission street lighting

Danish-based Scotia designs and supplies solar streetlight systems that generate renewable energy and helps cities achieve the environmental goal of zero-emission street lighting.

Tags: Scotia, solar, streetlight


Energizing Oregon

It feeds clean, solar energy into the electricity grid and offsets over one-third of the energy needed for highway illumination on site – America’s first solar highway project is well underway in Oregon.

Tags: HatiCon Solar, solar highway, Oregon, Baldock, Sapa


Winds of change

As an emerging technology, wind power offers many opportunities for product innovation.


Bright light for a green sector

Fionia Lighting is set to achieve a technological shift in the horticulture industry.

Tags: Fionia Lighting, LED lighting, Denmark, greenhouse, Thomas Rubaek


Easy bicycle parking

"The challenge for me – as a designer – was to create a bike parking system that would look like a consumer product.” says Feiko Withagen, senior designer at Dutch manufacturer VelopA.

Tags: VelopA, Feiko Withagen, bike parking


Less fuel, more load

Aircraft manufacturers and engine designers are not the only ones who strive to shave weight at the design stage.

Tags: Sala Kaross, truck, aluminium, Sapa


New framing solutions

Sapa was chosen by Twinfix to assist with the development of  profiles used with the new panels in vertical glazing applications.

Tags: Twinfix, Sapa, Thermoclic, panels, Martin Fleet


Let the sunshine in

The new roof being built on BC Place in Vancouver looks astonishing and will bring a new record to Canada.

Tags: BC Place, Vancouver, Olympic Winter Games, aluminium profiles


Honorary citizen

Torbjörn Sternsjö got stuck in China. Three years became 13 and recently he was awarded.

Tags: Torbjörn Sternsjö, Chalco, China