Titanium is a superior choice for diverse architectural applications including exterior cladding, curtainwalls, roof cladding, column covers, soffits, fascia, canopies, interior cladding, light fixtures as well as art, sculpture and monuments.
Architectural titanium’s unique combination of outstanding corrosion resistance, strength, light weight and durability gives it the longest life span of any metal, under any conditions, with minimal maintenance. It’s unique and subtle reflectivity is unmatched by any other metal. And with innovative designs that exploit its attributes, titanium is highly practical, especially when life cycle issues are considered.
Excellent corrosion resistance – immune to corrosion from environmental attack
Where other architectural metals exhibit limited life span, titanium endures. It withstands urban pollution, marine environments, acid rain, volcanic ash residue, industrial emissions and other extremely aggressive atmospheric conditions. Titanium will not weather or fade due to ultraviolet rays. 
Titanium also has excellent corrosion resistance to acid rain and corrosive gases (sulfurous acid gas, hydrogen sulfide gas, etc.) good for applications in large cities and industrial areas. Titanium is free of stress, pitting and crevice corrosion as well as other types of corrosion or problems inherent to other white metals.