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On what historical examples did many American architects model their building's?
greek andd roman stiles
Facts about the roman empire?
Facts about the Roman empire include the fact that the Romans worshiped a variety of gods and held the first Olympic events. They were also accomplished architects and engineers, designing coliseums, aqueducts, and temples.
How did Roman engineers solve the problem of having a dry place to begin building a bridge?
Build cofferdams
Why is greek and roman architecture important?
Roman architecture became very influential in during the renaissance and remained so until the early 20th century. Renaissance, baroque and neo-classical architecture were heavily influenced by Roman architecture
What types of building methods did Roman engineers use?
They used vaults, arches, domes which they used to create public buildings!
Roman engineers were able to bring water into their cities from sources far away and over uneven terrain by building what type of structures?
roads
Roman architects used the dome the arch and what?
vault.
Why did roman engineers build aqueducts?
The Roman engineers built aqueducts to transport water to where it was needed.
What do roman architects wear?
Roman architects wore the same clothing as anyone else -- the tunic and toga.Roman architects wore the same clothing as anyone else -- the tunic and toga.Roman architects wore the same clothing as anyone else -- the tunic and toga.Roman architects wore the same clothing as anyone else -- the tunic and toga.Roman architects wore the same clothing as anyone else -- the tunic and toga.Roman architects wore the same clothing as anyone else -- the tunic and toga.Roman architects wore the same clothing as anyone else -- the tunic and toga.Roman architects wore the same clothing as anyone else -- the tunic and toga.Roman architects wore the same clothing as anyone else -- the tunic and toga.
What later architects were influenced by roman architecture?
Many later architects were influenced by Roman architecture, notably during the Renaissance and Neoclassical periods. Prominent figures such as Andrea Palladio drew inspiration from Roman designs, emphasizing symmetry and classical elements. Additionally, architects like Thomas Jefferson incorporated Roman influences into American buildings, exemplified by the Virginia State Capitol. The revival of Roman architectural principles can also be seen in the work of architects like John Soane and the Beaux-Arts movement.
Who were ancient Roman engineers?
Usually the plebeians.
How did architects base the modern skyscraper upon the shape of Grecian column?
The Wainright building, St. Louis skyscraper built in 1892, is an architectural landmark. Designed by Louis Sullivan and other architects, the Wainright Building marked the beginning of modern skyscraper design. Sullivan designed the modeled the building after the columns used in Greek and Roman columns, which have a base, fluted shaft and cornice. The lower two floors of the building form the base, floors 1 through 9 (or higher) the fluted shaft, and ornate top the capital
