Maison Metals

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Architectural metals, specified.

Brass, bronze, blackened steel, stainless, copper and zinc — the Maison library of architectural materials, with the canonical applications and finishes specifiers ask for.

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Brass

An alloy of copper and zinc used in luxury architecture for its warm tone, machinability, and ability to take a deep, evolving patina.

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Bronze

A copper-tin alloy prized in architecture for its density, depth of tone, and ability to be patinated into deep, museum-quality finishes.

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Blackened Steel

Hot-rolled steel treated with a controlled oxide to produce a soft graphite, anti-reflective finish used in minimalist and brutalist architecture.

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Stainless Steel

A corrosion-resistant iron-chromium alloy used in architecture for marine-grade durability, structural systems, and mirror or satin feature surfaces.

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Copper

A pure metal used in architecture for its rose tone, antimicrobial properties, and the rich green-blue verdigris it develops with weathering.

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Zinc

A self-healing architectural metal with a soft grey-blue tone used in façade systems and roofscapes where understated permanence is required.

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