Roma Mimarlığına Bir Bakış

Roman architecture is usually considered a whole with Greek architecture. Referring to its formal qualities, it has been regarded as perfect throughout architectural history. However, this perfection not only derives from formal qualities but also monumentality that revolved around the issues of politics, urbanism, and visual imagery. Roman buildings conveyed political messages that contributed to their monumental characters and their arrangements defined monumentality on the urban scale. Furthermore, visual imagery offered citizens a different architectural and urban experience that led to perceiving monumentality in their minds. This paper tries to examine Roman architecture in terms of these three concepts of politics, urbanism, and visual imagery based on how they contributed to achieving monumentality

Humanities · Political science · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation · Italian Fascism and Post-war Society · Philosophy

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