Imperial Roman Architecture

From the Domus Aurea to the Pantheon, from the Colosseum
to the Ara Pacis, Villa Adriana and the Harbour of Trajan
in Ostia: the most famous Roman imperial monuments
reconstructed in three dimensional computer graphics.

[@HyPnOsS1933]

make more please love these kind of now and then videos

[@codexcrypto]

To whoever is involved in to this project: Congratulations!...

[@milbreno]

Espetaculare! Tank you very much!

[@kaarlimakela3413]

Such great work! Appreciation! Kudos! Huzzah! Beautiful Altair4! :)

[@rare6499]

Just glorious!!!!

[@TWOCOWS1]

thoughtfully done. excellent. can i ask though: shouldnt all those red colors on the bodies be more properly (royal) purple than red? AND, please delete that maddening and distracting counting clock from the bottom of the screen. what is that supposed to do except covering otherwise important background details on the bottom?

[@bombasticbushkin4985]

Funny we think about people living badly so long ago. Primitive souls. But the Romans, genius at engineering and architecture, lived way more opulently and were more "modern" or upscale than today. 2,000 years ago. They had the great aqueducts but it still left sanitation and bath facilities a concern. But public baths, some very magnificent. Of course, the biggest thing missing was electricity. These people already had very cosmopolitan lives but with fear of wars. Of course, the era could be more brutal and more dangerous to many including slaves.

[@aguinaldogibagibo7144]

Fantástico!!!

[@icebearice2495]

great job!

[@sybersaint7604]

SO GOOD!

[@siriuslee9615]

All that wonderful work and you put a large timer on the screen , really detracts from your work .

[@susannabosurgi3189]

Bravissimi. Un lavoro stupendo

[@bocilicir]

So stunning 😍😍😍😍
I miss my caesar III, btw 😢😢😢

[@UncleJams]

The time showing is annoying

[@serdargurcan5531]

Fantastic.Thank you .

[@justfloat1]

They should restore things, using a different color stone or something showing the new vs what was really left to go by. For areas they could do it in a way to show areas needed for historic purposes. Just letting them crumble half destroyed is just wrong…..

[@GustavoHenrique-wk9gv]

good work, nice vídeo.

[@Pablomur73]

Good job !!

[@cosmic7785]

Except that countdown is highly distracting and irritating!

[@greatgerbil]

I'd love to see more, like Jaresh in Jordan.

[@bruceburns1672]

I have yet to find a video of people today making those Greek and Roman columns .

[@cibiraj1275]

yes but the same people are busy making useful machinery

[@3John-Bishop]

Have you seen the Chinese corumns?

[@alejo_ram9564]

VERY GOOD VIDEO

[@santiagogutierrez4683]

nooooooooooooooooooooooooooob

[@santiagogutierrez4683]

re buena crack

[@danielfarrel7524]

Nice

[@callumtaylor4132]

What is the music

[@Smiles2U4Ever]

When they show the structures reconstructed they always show them as being spotless. Rome wasn't that clean.

[@FAMA-18]

Actually on the contrary, the Romans kept there structures clean , especially monuments and statues of pagan gods .

[@jackmanatawa5212]

5:22 Were really those representations coloured?

[@emilpetre217]

Viva Dacia !🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴

[@santiagogutierrez4683]

why so long?

[@juanes6818]

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[@lixzard1400]

my idol

[@alejololo3026]

sos GOD

[@alejo_ram9564]

@Daniela Celis Maya EPICO

[@santiagogutierrez4683]

gracias a todos por comentar

[@explorster]

They didn't even have color back then.

[@math_ias2906]

Wtf