Ferrovitreous
Ferrovitreous design combines iron and glass in construction. It started in the 17th century and developed further in the 18th. The style became popular during the Industrial Revolution as iron and steel production grew across Europe and was often showcased at world exhibitions. Notable examples include Paxton's Crystal Palace, the Palm House at Kew Gardens, and the Coal Exchange.
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