Case Studies

Painting bricks with KEIM will preserve the brick's natural benefit.

KEIM has built a legacy deeply intertwined with the preservation of castles, palaces and historic masonry across Europe and beyond.

The new Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Sunshine, Melbourne, represents a pioneering approach to healthcare architecture in Australia. Designed by Lyons Architecture, the nine-storey hospital integrates colour, design, and materiality to support patient wellbeing, reduce stress, and enhance orientation for visitors and staff.

KEIM’s mineral silicate paints were used throughout the 2015 restoration to preserve the historic character of the façade. The result is a finish that honours the original craftsmanship of this 19th-century masterpiece.

A Golden Welcome to South Korea

Sydney Opera House exterior, painted in KEIM

25hr Hotel Olympia Sydney, painted in KEIM

The 8000 square metre mega-mural - 'Reflections', is the World's largest dam mural.

St Leonard's College in Brighton, a suburb of Melbourne, was founded in 1910 and combines historic and modern architecture.