Mesh sections in the walls and floor of this Corten steel bridge in Norway provide views of the Suldalslågen river rushing beneath it (+ slideshow). Norwegian firm Rintala Eggertsson Architects ...

The house is divided into three distinct sections: a central glass-walled pavilion flanked by a wing clad in flint and a wing wrapped in Corten steel.

The behemoth — which weighs some 110 tons, making it heavier than a Boeing 757 — is built out of quarter-inch Corten steel, a material known for forming a surface-only rust which protects it ...

Corten steel is often chosen to help buildings withstand nature; an arid desert climate in Arizona or a tough mountainside altitude in Arkansas. The low alloy steel is a resilient skin for ...

Cor-Ten, he explained, lasts longer than conventional steel: "The core is stainless steel. The skin will oxidize, but at some point it will slow down and become stable. It has a 600-year lifetime.

Technically, it is known as 350 AT Category 3, but throughout the world it is better known as corten steel. Sometimes you’ll see the name with a hyphen (Cor-ten) bu… ...

The Corten steel external walls extend far beyond the building’s internal volumes to serve as solar-shading fins. Related: The Courtyard House Battles Extreme Heat With Passive Strategies In India.

CAMERON SCOTT designed that rarity, a vegetable garden that’s a pleasure to look at year-round. His sinuously curved raised beds, crafted of recycled Corten steel, burgeon with beans, basil ...