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The application of stainless steel in architecture dates back decades, from the Chrysler Building's roof in 1930 to today's skyscrapers, stadiums, and coastal landmarks worldwide. Stainless steel has always been the ideal material in architects' minds due to its excellent corrosion resistance and modern aesthetics . 304 and 316L, as the two core grades of stainless steel for construction, cover all scenarios from inland to coastal areas, from structural to decorative applications, with their differentiated advantages of general corrosion resistance and chloride/marine resistance. The seamless process further eliminates weak weld points, doubling pressure-bearing capacity and reliability, making it the preferred choice for high-end construction projects .