ArchitectureWeek - Puzzler Question #342

Quiz . 18 July 2007


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Stainless steel should probably be considered stain-less rather than stain-proof since it is not unusual to see some rusting on stainless steel. How could some of this rusting be prevented during fabrication?

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Diamond-shaped stainless steel plates on the Museum of Glass, by Arthur Erickson.
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