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Why did the romans build the buildings?
Depends on which buildings you're referring to.
What is engineering or building accomplishments of the Romans?
too build alot of buildings.
What were some of the buildings build by the Romans?
Colloseum Arch of Titus theator of Marcellus emperors palace
Which building material that is used today was invented to build large buildings and bridges in ancient Rome?
The Romans used the arch to build large buildings and bridges.
What did the Romans build that was waterproof?
The Romans built the piping for the water systems that was waterproof and leakproof; they also built the roofs of their buildings of waterproof tiles.
Why are flat roofs common on larger commercial buildings?
Cheaper to build and maintain.
Why are flat roofs more common on larger commercial buildings?
Cheaper to build and maintain.
Who popularized the arch?
The Romans made extensive use of the arch to build large buildings, bridges, and water aqueducts.
How did the Romans build on the legal ideas of the ancient Greeks?
the greek influence was only in philosophy and art
What building materials were used to build large buildings and bridges in ancient rome?
Usually concrete. Romans invented concrete.
How is the way you build different from the Romans?
We do not always build differently than the Romans. There are places on the planet that still build houses and small shops with four walls a tile roof and a floor. The identical way the Romans built their small structures. In our domestic buildings we differ from the Romans in our choices of materials and the safety of those materials concerning fireproofing, allergens and personal safety. In our public or industrial buildings we use steel beams, basements and subbasements and reinforced concrete. Power machinery is used in all of our construction work while the Romans used manpower.
Greek and Roman buildings were mostly built for religious and political purposes?
no. The prime reason for any civilization to build was for housing. However many of the remains of the ancient buildings that we see today were for religious and in some way a political purpose. That's because those "public buildings" were constructed of more durable materials and of a larger size than the average home.
