Sapa, Stockholm, Sweden, is providing help in building a new infrastructure for Haitian people. Sapa will sponsor Raincatchers, a non-profit U.S. charity that plans to build houses for up to 500 people, in rural areas, 40 miles (64 km) outside the capital of Port au Prince. By June 2010, Raincatchers plans to start building the homes, hoping to complete the project in 4 to 6 weeks.
Sapa sponsors infrastructure charity in Haiti
This Month’s Features
Expressive Designs with Tomecek
Studio Architecture
Studio Architecture
Tomecek Studio Architecture is a firm based in Denver, Colo., that brings authenticity to its designs.
Forecasting the Future of Color
While megatrends in coatings and paints do not change overnight, their subtle evolutions reveal where innovation is headed.
Adhesive Innovation
No longer substitutes for sealants or screws, advanced PSA tapes have emerged as high-performance bonding systems that enhance structural integrity and design flexibility.
Key Design Factors When Employing IMPs
Facing profile choices for IMPs include flat, minor ribs, v-grooves, deeper ribs, and striated profiles.
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March/April 2026