The recycled buildings of Rome, long dismissed by architects, are getting a reappraisal as a model for how to reduce waste while creating something fresh.

Palmyra was considered one of the world's most intact ancient Roman sites. ISIS blew up many key monuments of this storied ...

Our visit spiraled through galleries exhibiting records of Carter’s life, achievements and lifelong work promoting democracy around the world ... eastern side of the Roman empire – what ...

Clay McLachlan At first glance, it didn't appear that impressive: a worn limestone pillar ... Roman world. During the 1960s, in the Italian town of Torre Annunziata, near Pompeii, researchers used ...

Two millenniums ago, such alcoves were common along the routes of Pisidia, a remote and wild region of Anatolia, the Asian part of modern ... barely used in Western Anatolia during Roman times ...

That's because boutique hotels have taken over historic Texas structures, incorporating meticulously preserved architectural details into the modern ... used to be tourism desert into a world ...

The modern museum traces its origins to the “kunstkammer ... I saw bronze busts and other representations of Philip II of Spain and his father Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, who was Charles I of Spain, ...

Marking a massive comet strike as the start, inhabitants used symbols ... something modern-day researchers have proven. To help support this theory, the team points to another pillar at the ...

Most modern structures are built to ... The technique was mentioned by 1st-Century Roman engineer and architect Vitruvius; Romans would use submerged piles to build bridges, which again are ...

An unapologetically bold work of modern design, the $300 million museum ... the firm’s concept with an unadorned steel plate used as a base for models. “Put it in the middle of the table ...