Roman style

Roman style refers to the architectural and artistic design principles developed by ancient Romans, emphasizing grandeur, symmetry, and functionality. Characterized by the use of arches, vaults, and domes, it often features monumental structures like temples, aqueducts, and theaters. Roman style also incorporates intricate stone carvings, decorative elements, and a focus on restoring harmony and order in design. It influenced subsequent architectural movements and is recognized for its engineering ingenuity and timeless aesthetic, blending practicality with impressive visual impact.