How did ancient Roman architecture lend itself to the design of cities and large urban buildings from the Renaissance onwards?
<p>A civilization with formidable power, wealth, and technology, the Ancient Romans were exceptionally talented in architecture and were the trend-setters of numerous architectural styles and orders. Their architecture flourished in the Roman Republic, and later on in the Roman Empire, where the utilization of new materials (e.g. Roman concrete) and the skill and excellence of craftsmanship and artistry that designed these well-engineered structures<a href="https://sansindu-abeysuriya.medium.com/how-did-ancient-roman-architecture-lend-itself-to-the-design-of-cities-and-large-urban-buildings-de911a89468d#_ftn1" rel="noopener ugc nofollow">[1]</a> established the Romans as a force to be reckoned with in the canon of Architecture.</p>
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