City: A Story of Roman Planning and Construction Paperback – October 24, 1983

Introducing "City: A Story of Roman Planning and Construction" - the perfect book for history enthusiasts and architecture buffs alike. Dive into the world of ancient Rome and explore the fascinating realm of urban planning and construction in this engaging paperback. In this imaginative journey, acclaimed author and illustrator David Macaulay takes readers on a captivating tour of "Verbonia," an imaginary Roman city. Through his beautifully detailed and individualistic drawings, Macaulay brings to life the efficiency and rationality of Roman city planning.

From the grandeur of Roman architecture to the intricate design of city infrastructure, this book showcases the remarkable ability of the Romans to organize and create. Experience the meticulous construction techniques employed by the Romans as Macaulay skillfully unravels the story of Roman planning. Discover the historical significance of urban development in ancient Rome and learn about the engineering marvels that shaped the city's layout and architecture. With a keen eye for superb design and a talent for presenting complex information in a clear and accessible manner, Macaulay's work has garnered numerous awards and acclaim. Whether you're a student of history, an architecture enthusiast, or simply intrigued by the wonders of ancient Rome, "City: A Story of Roman Planning and Construction" is an essential addition to your collection.