Roman Architecture

Planche du Larousse Universel en deux volumes, 1922. Plate from the Larousse Universel in two volumes, 1922. A voir en haute résolution / See this in high resolution Voir l'index des planches ici See the index of all the plates here

Roman arches and monuments Graphic History of Architecture by John Mansbridge

Classical order, Planche VII (vol. XVIII) de l’Encyclopédie de Diderot et d’Alembert 1761

Enjoy priority access to the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill. Dive into the past and walk in the footsteps of Roman emperors and gladiators, which your lively guide will bring back to life

“I’ll take 15 mins in this street with a coffee over a month long — all expenses paid trip to Dubai.”

What could be described as Rome's signature structure, the Colosseum still stands as a breathtaking historical site, despite being around 2000 years old. The amphitheater, back in its glory, could hold an estimated number of 50,000 - 80,000 spectators. And people had a good reason to gather within the premises as the Flavian Amphitheater offered such entertainment as gladiatorial contests, mock sea battles, animal hunts, executions, re-enactments of famous battles, and dramas based on…

Mini Guide Roman Architecture - page 1 - designed with love by Miss Coco for www.RoadTripsaroundtheWorld.com

“Birlikte Antik Roma evlerinin iç mimarisini öğrenelim mi? Atrium: tavanı açık avlu (cam tavan) Tablinum: çalışma odası (arşiv) Peristylum: dikdörtgen avlu Culina: mutfak, hemen arkasında Storerooms (kiler) Triclinum: yemek odası Cubiculum ve bitişindeki odalar dinlenme odaları.”

Reviving Antiquity with Granite: Spolia and the Development of Roman Renaissance Architecture - Volume 59