Most architectural concrete walls rely on steel rebar for reinforcement — and over decades, that steel rusts and bleeds through the surface, staining the concrete. This house used fiberglass rods instead: they don't corrode, blend better visually, and preserve the wall's clean industrial finish for the life of the building. A material swap you never notice on day one, but appreciate in year thirty.
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