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Aue Verlag Schreiber-Bogen Card Modeling Pantheon Rome
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Aue Verlag Schreiber-Bogen Card Modeling Pantheon Features
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Scale ratio: 1:300
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Tools needed: scissors, modelling knife with snap off blade, water based glue, ruler and pins
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Suitable for children
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Made in Germany
About Aue Verlag Schreiber-Bogen Card Modeling Pantheon
Schreiber-Bogen Card modeling Pantheon Rome Pantheon Rome Marcus Agrippa, Lucii filius, consul tertium fecit. (Built by Marcus Agrippa, son of Lucius, during his third consulate.) It says so on the Pantheon. However, it is built under Trajan and completed under Hadrian. As the? In the same place there was a Pantheon, built by Agrippa. It was destroyed by fire, was rebuilt and still burning even from. Trajan then built up again. But instead of building to reclaim for himself, he brought to the original inscription. The Romans built the Pantheon as a temple 'for all gods.' The name of the building is derived from the Greek words 'pan' (= everything) and 'Theos' (= God). The Pantheon in Rome is one of the oldest domed buildings in the world. One enters the Pantheon through a stem. It is divided by its columns into three naves and is reminiscent of typical Roman temples. The inside of the front end is equipped with Corinthian columns and marble slabs. The main part of the building, the Rotunda, is unique in the Roman temple architecture. This rotunda has a diameter and a height of 43 meters each and is dominated by a dome, which starts from about the half of the room height. was used a special concrete mix, the reduced weight of the structure by upwardly increasingly lightweight filler concrete zusetzte as volcanic tuff and pumice for the construction of the dome. From inside the dome is designed as a coffered ceiling, which recesses also save weight. So the Pantheon has the largest concrete dome in the world without armor today. The only light is a round opening in the center of the dome roof. Due to the angle of incidence of light, the space is completely elucidated. The symbols hole is interpreted differently: it stands on the one hand for the sun, on the other hand for the connection to the stars. The temple to all gods shared the lot of many great buildings in ancient Rome. He was abandoned and began to deteriorate. But thanks to the early conversion
