Wall Coverings

CSR HIMMEL is an integral member of CSR’s building products group and committed to leading the way by delivering productive and intelligent spaces through performance and design led solutions. Our diverse international portfolio of brands ensures a record of exceptional design and high performance in all of our products – in every setting.

At Weathertex, sustainability is at the heart of everything we do. We're dedicated to environmental care, social responsibility and ethical governance across our operations and supply chain, which guide our business practices and culture.

When specifying aluminium cladding, considerations not only include the strength and aesthetic appeal of the various product options, but also the raw material extraction methods used to produce them, whether their manufacture includes recycled material. We need to be aware of what will happen to those same products at the end of their service lives.

Steel cladding gives buildings an air of modernity. A clean, nearly seamless facade with smooth transitions between different materials and architectural elements can be achieved with modern fabrication and installation techniques. But each material has its own unique set of challenges.

The Canberra Hospital expansion, the ACT Government’s largest healthcare initiative, features Australia’s first fully electric hospital, reducing CO2 emissions by 1,886 tonnes annually. Designed by BVN Architecture and built by Multiplex, the facility includes a new Emergency Department and expanded ICU. The project emphasizes sustainability with 96% material repurposing and incorporates eco-friendly acoustic panels from Decor Systems to enhance patient and staff well-being.

In 2023, W Sydney Hotel opened at Darling Harbour, showcasing a dynamic design by Hassell. Its curvaceous form echoes Sydney's skyline and waterfront, with 600 rooms, a rooftop bar, infinity pool, spa, and event spaces. Bowler James Brindley's "Future Noir" concept infused corridors with vibrant Dreamscape wall coverings from Ricky Richards, digitally printed in bold hues reflecting Australia's flora.

Construction costs are rising across the country. Despite this, the industry is under increasing pressure to deliver structures that are not only compliant with increasingly stringent building standards but also sustainable and environmentally friendly. The pressure to balance these factors has led to a growing interest in lightweight materials and construction methods.

Southworks is a unique seven-storey office building in the heart of Southwark, with sustainability and wellbeing at its core. Developer MiddleCap has made an impressive debut into UK real estate delivering a multi-award winning landmark building that combines innovative technology with high quality architecture to create a responsive and productive environment.

In the world of high-end architecture and automotive design, precision, quality, and safety are paramount. When a luxurious façade was required for the new Newcastle and WA Porsche dealerships, ALPOLIC™/fr aluminium composite cladding was the perfect blend of aesthetics and performance, and, coupled with the expertise of all those involved it achieved a flawless result.

Printable with any design imaginable, custom wallcoverings stand out as an economical and adaptable means of creating unique environments that are engaging for both customers and employees alike. Through careful consideration of modern design trends, stakeholders can ensure that their chosen wallcovering solutions meet the rigorous demands of contemporary architectural environments.

The state-of-the-art Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics precinct (STEAM) showcases a six-storey building covering an area of approximately 16,500m2. Designed by our good friends at Wilson Architects, the precinct features a 300-seat auditorium, flexible learning spaces, design hubs, chemistry labs and more. The project is at the forefront of modern school facilities.

When designing and specifying wall systems, navigating the performance requirements of the National Construction Code and the related Australian standards can present challenges for specifiers and architects. Without a proper understanding of the regulatory landscape, the complexity of these requirements can increase the likelihood of error and non-compliance.