Wallspan, which has proved to be a competitive force in shaping the building facade industry since its inception, by introducing a range of innovative, high quality, and sustainable cladding solutions to the Sri Lankan building facade market within the last few years, in association with VMZINC, will host the first ever Sri Lankan conference on Biophilic Architecture, its origin and its seamless integration into 21st century buildings and façade design, along with an introduction in to the latest trends at the BAIE conference.

Wallspan will unveil an award winning patented Façade technology at the forthcoming Biophilic Architecture and Facade Conference that will be held on 10th March at Colombo Hilton.

Wallspan’s mission is to be the leader in creating sustainable and best quality living spaces by delivering building finishes to those of international standards in Sri Lanka and the Indian Subcontinent through commitment to innovation, best design and engineering excellence.

Wallspan is headed by Director Ramzeen Rauff who brings over ten year of experience in the British construction market where he worked as a Strategic Business Unit Manager of a German façade manufacturer. 

Specializing in architectural building facades and specialist interior wall applications, as well as acoustic solutions for board rooms and auditoriums, Wallspan’s experience in the local and international environments helps the Company to provide the most advanced technology and products for even the most exacting corporate projects. 

“Our ability to provide bespoke engineered solutions to meet the specific requirements of our clients differentiates us from the others, while maintaining higher standards is achieved thanks to our highly skilled team, products manufactured to international standard, quality workmanship and attention to detail”, said Director Wallspan Fazal Fausz.

Wallspan s products are chosen from world renowned manufactures in Europe, USA and Singapore in order to ensure that clients benefit from the latest technology and sustainable projects that provide them with long term cost benefits together a sustainable and safe work place. 

“We are proud to be the pioneer of the Wallspan EXTEC mesh façade system, which has transformed the appearance of many buildings in Sri Lanka while enabling them to achieve greater functional benefits such as reduced air condition costs and comfortable work spaces that increases the productivity of their work force”, said Director Wallspan Ramzeen Rauff.

Rauff explained that there are many low quality, cheap Aluminium composite façade products in the market place which are sold purely based on the initial cost saving on the project. 

“Our key strength of providing well researched, high quality façade systems with the latest technologies, helps us to provide comfortable living spaces that increase productivity, individualized aesthetics that assist create unique corporate branding, and long term profitability to our clients and we have already witnessed our customer satisfaction with our approach to the façade and other specialist interior applications”, said Rauff.

Some of Wallspan’s clients are Dialog, Asian Alliance, universities, the Softlogic Group, banks, Movenpick and certain leading 
clothing brands.