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Originally Posted by Jonovision
I think it will be a type of treated copper that will not oxidize like the typical roof copper we see.
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Indeed. Here's a good article that describes the vision behind Queen's Marque...
"Steel was originally considered for cladding but finally an alloy of copper called Muntz metal, from Ontario, was used. Wallace sandstone from local quarries has been used on numerous public buildings and was a good fit for the Queen’s Marque.
“Muntz metal has a lot of the characteristics of copper but doesn’t turn green,” he explained. “It has the waterfront shipyard grit of weathering steel but with the sophistication of Muntz."
https://canada.constructconnect.com/...-queens-marque