SAS International News Story

Project Highlights January - June 2025

3rd June 2025

We’d like to recognise a selection of completed projects from the first half of 2025. From historic renovations in Scotland to high-performance workplaces in Australia, the USA, and beyond, each project reflects unique design goals met with tailored ceiling solutions—from SAS600 rafts in Edinburgh’s Futures Institute to bespoke systems in airports, offices, and hospitality spaces around the world.

Everything You Need to Know About Coffered Ceilings

4th April 2025

When it comes to the interior design of a room, we may initially think of what is right in front of us: the walls, the furniture, and perhaps the windows and lighting. But the key to high quality, effective interior design is to never forget about the fifth wall.

National Apprenticeship Week 2025

5th February 2025

This week we’re recognising and celebrating our existing and qualified apprentices and how they shape our skilled, inclusive and future-ready workforce.

Sound Absorption Coefficient Explained

21st June 2024

Architects, interior designers, musicians, and even students may find themselves coming across references to sound absorption coefficient, so this blog will serve as a guide to understanding this term, and why it matters.

SAS International achieves Cradle to Cradle Certified® Bronze (Version 4.0)

21st April 2023

As part of our mission and vision to put sustainability at the centre of our business, SAS International is now Cradle to Cradle certified Bronze Level to Version 4.0.

WHY WE CAN LOOK TO RETAIL AND HOSPITALITY DESIGN FOR BEST PRACTICE MODELS

2nd November 2022

It is essential for successful companies to be able to overcome market shifts and economic stresses by innovating and solution-finding. Especially in an ultra-competitive environment like today, bringing staff back into the office to increase work efficiency is key for business survival.

Three Centuries of Iconic Station Design

20th June 2022

The opening of the Elizabeth line is the start of a new chapter in transport history. But how do you create contemporary ticket halls and platforms to complement the original and historic stations of London?

World Ocean Day 2022

8th June 2022

World Ocean Day is a celebration that propels action throughout the year to protect our planet. The purpose of this day is to inform the public of the impact of human actions on the ocean. It is an opportunity to unite the world’s population on a project for the sustainable management of the world’s oceans.

How acoustics affect the work experience

27th April 2022

Workspace environments are perceived as being the place where the work gets done. An optimal working environment considers numerous physical, mental, and also social aspects of work. In this article, I would like to shed light on the role played by acoustics in this context, specifically for International Noise Awareness Day.

Transportation and the Metal Revolution

20th August 2021

The transportation and mass transit environments are unique in that they require a combination of durability, aesthetics, and technical performance. Metal ceiling solutions are ideally suited for these environments and can comfortably satisfy the demanding project requirements.

Surface hygiene, from the top down

13th November 2020

With experts warning that, even with a vaccine, we could be living with Coronavirus for years to come, the selection of materials and finishes to impede cross contamination and enable enhanced cleaning protocols will be key to providing clean and safe indoor environments.

Now that we have all become much more virus-transmission aware, designers and building owners need to be delivering confidence to people who will continue to use communal spaces

As 2020 forces design re-think, WELL delivers

11th November 2020

The IWBI’s excellent WELL Building Standard now has worldwide recognition and many supporters, with well over 5,000 accredited projects across 68 countries to date. SAS was delighted to be involved in one of the first UK projects where the wellbeing of occupants was central to the design. 4 Cannon Street, London achieved the coveted WELL Gold Certification.