This is a Fuerteventu A588 weather-resistant steel house designed by Ilya Escario, located at the foot of the volcano on the northern shore of Fuerteventura, Spain, with a spectacular 360-degree panoramic view.

The main area of the use of bare weathering steel in the United States is bridge construction. In 1967, the United States used A588 weathering steel for the first time in the world to construct steel bridges in the "naked bridge" mode.

The Japanese studio NTA designed an office space for a construction company in Chiba.

In Toronto Park, Plant Architect used A588 weather-resistant steel to create a series of wing-like structures for birdwatchers with patterns and information about local species.

Canadian architect Brian MacKay-Lyons built an A588 weathering steel hut for construction interns at his Nova Scotia field.

The lakeside homes of southeast England were designed by Sandy Rendel Architects, whose upper floors are completely covered with A588 weathering steel and exposed concrete and glass at the bottom.