“The Roman Aqueducts”, Rome, Italy
An artificial channel for conveying water. It was built underground and on embankments, according to the level, but also for great distances on long arcades.
- Project Name: Roman Aqueducts, Rome, Italy
- Climate: Temperate, Mediterranean Climate
- Year: III century B.C – I A.D. century
- Water Type: Drinkable, fresh water
- Landscape Type: From the mountains to the city
- Altitude: 400 – 20 m a.s.l.
- Soil condition: Not relevant
- Materials: Bricks and lime
- Temporality: Fixed
- Form: Network of line
- Use or Functions: To bring drinkable water into the city