Roman Architecture Arches The Romans used arches to support the things they built. They built victory arches, buildings and aqueducts.

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Roman Architecture

Arches The Romans used arches to support the things they built. They built victory arches, buildings and aqueducts.

Aqueducts

Aqueducts- a way to carry water There wasn’t enough water in the city of Rome. The Romans brought water in from the surrounding countryside. The water was brought in by tubes called aqueducts.

Why arches? Water is heavy stuff. The Romans needed a structure strong enough to hold all that water to move it from the mountains into the city.

Where did the water go? The water was transported in concrete tunnels. The tunnels were underground if possible. Sometimes the tunnel had to go above ground.

How did the aqueduct work? The water flowed in a tube on the top of the aqueduct called a water channel. The arches supported the water channel.

What did the water channel look like? The water flowed through a rectangular channel. The channel was lined with concrete. The Romans invented concrete.

Where else did the Romans use arches? Arches of Triumph Buildings Roofs

Arches of Triumph- to celebrate military success

The Coliseum- a place for sports

The Coliseum- a blend of Greek and Roman architecture The arches are supported by central columns. The columns on the first floor are Doric. The columns on the second floor are Ionic. The columns on the third floor are Corinthian.

The Pantheon- a temple to all the gods

How does an arch work? Keystones The keystone is the red stone at the top of the arch. The keystone is what the weight rests on.

How does an arch work? Voussoirs The semi-circular stones on either side of the keystone are the voussoirs. The voussoirs bring the weight to the columns that go to the ground.

How does an arch work? Buttressing The square or rectangular blocks between each arch are buttresses. The buttresses make a column that takes the weight all the way to the ground.

Your Task Go to your seat. You are going to draw an arch. Just follow your teacher’s directions and you can do it!

First Use the yogurt lid to draw a semi- circle.

Second Add legs to your semi-circle. Now you have an arch.

Third Draw a smaller arch inside the first one.

Fourth Draw a Keystone at the top of the arch.

Fifth Now draw the Voussoirs that hold the Keystone in place.

Sixth Draw a second arch next to the first one. Go through the same steps.

Seventh Connect the arches with buttresses. You did it! Success!