Roman Architecture and Engineering
( 25 Modules )

Module #1
Introduction to Roman Architecture and Engineering
Overview of the importance of Roman architecture and engineering, course objectives, and expectations

Module #2
Roman Building Techniques
Examination of Roman building techniques, including stone and brick masonry, concrete, and arches

Module #3
The Evolution of Roman Architecture
Development of Roman architecture from the Roman Republic to the Empire, including influences from Greek and Etruscan architecture

Module #4
Roman Architecture Orders
In-depth look at the five Roman architecture orders:Tuscan, Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, and Composite

Module #5
Roman Temples
Design, construction, and symbolism of Roman temples, including the Pantheon and Temple of Portunus

Module #6
Roman Theaters and Amphitheaters
Design, construction, and functionality of Roman theaters and amphitheaters, including the Colosseum

Module #7
Roman Forums and Markets
Design, construction, and functionality of Roman forums and markets, including the Roman Forum and Trajans Market

Module #8
Roman Bridges and Roads
Engineering and construction of Roman bridges, roads, and highways, including the Pont du Gard and Appian Way

Module #9
Roman Aqueducts and Water Supply
Engineering and construction of Roman aqueducts, including the Aqua Claudia and Aqua Augusta

Module #10
Roman Dams and Reservoirs
Engineering and construction of Roman dams and reservoirs, including the Subiaco Dam and Lake Albano

Module #11
Roman Sewer Systems
Engineering and construction of Roman sewer systems, including the Cloaca Maxima

Module #12
Roman Concrete and Materials
Properties, uses, and innovations of Roman concrete, including Opus caementicium and Opus reticulatum

Module #13
Roman Architectural Decoration
Ornamental and decorative elements in Roman architecture, including sculpture, mosaics, and frescoes

Module #14
Roman Urban Planning
Design and layout of Roman cities, including grid systems, cardo, and decumanus

Module #15
Roman Architecture in the Provinces
Spread of Roman architecture and engineering to the provinces, including examples from North Africa, Asia Minor, and Europe

Module #16
The Legacy of Roman Architecture
Influence of Roman architecture on later architectural styles, including Renaissance, Baroque, and Neoclassical

Module #17
Roman Architecture in Modern Times
Modern applications and adaptations of Roman architectural and engineering principles

Module #18
Conservation and Restoration of Roman Architecture
Challenges and techniques for preserving and restoring Roman architectural monuments

Module #19
Roman Architecture and Society
Social, economic, and cultural context of Roman architecture, including patronage and labor

Module #20
Roman Architecture and Engineering in Literature
Representation of Roman architecture and engineering in ancient literature, including Vitruvius and Pliny the Elder

Module #21
Roman Architecture in Archaeological Record
Archaeological excavation and analysis of Roman architectural sites, including Pompeii and Herculaneum

Module #22
Case Study:The Colosseum
In-depth analysis of the Colosseums design, construction, and significance

Module #23
Case Study:The Pantheon
In-depth analysis of the Pantheons design, construction, and significance

Module #24
Case Study:The Pont du Gard
In-depth analysis of the Pont du Gards design, construction, and significance

Module #25
Course Wrap-Up & Conclusion
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Roman Architecture and Engineering ( 25 Modules )

Roman Architecture and Engineering
( 25 Modules )