The Romans had 3 architecture problems they wanted to solve: bigger indoor spaces, building faster and cheaper, and more indoor comfort. How did they solve them?
Fascinating piece. I never knew that lead plumbing was an intelligent way of using a by-product of a higher-value activity. Thank you.
Which illustrates again why it's so important to look at different disciplines!
Wasn't the 5th planet Saturnus? Earth is just the ground, anyone can see that.
really interesting read thanks :)
Or as they say ‘form follows function’
Fascinating piece. I never knew that lead plumbing was an intelligent way of using a by-product of a higher-value activity. Thank you.
Which illustrates again why it's so important to look at different disciplines!
Wasn't the 5th planet Saturnus? Earth is just the ground, anyone can see that.
really interesting read thanks :)
Or as they say ‘form follows function’