🌍✨ Unearthing the Ground: Architecture and the Politics of Water
🌟 Why this is awesome: When the Ostrogoths besieged Rome in 537 AD, their first military act was to cut the aqueducts.
Eleven gravity-fed channels supplied the city with up to a million cubic meters of water per day, more than enough to sustain a population of over a million, fill the public baths, and scour the sewers. 💚🌱
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Source: ArchDaily Green Architecture
