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The Roman Forum (Roman Market Square) in Rome is the oldest Roman forum and was the centre of political, economic, cultural and religious life. It is located in a valley between the three city hills Capitol, Palatine and Esquilin and was the site of many public buildings and monuments.
das älteste römische Forum und war Mittelpunkt des politischen, wirtschaftlichen, kulturellen und religiösen Lebens.
GRONINGEN City - The Forum's interior has been designed by various parties. Architect collective de Munnik-deJong-Steinhauser designed the public gallery, the library collection areas, Wonderland, the Medialab and the Smartlab. &Prast&Hooft signed up for the cinema theatres, the foyer and the Camera Café. Storyworld was designed by NorthernLight. And last but not least, NL Architects are responsible for the design of the entrance hall, the exhibition halls, the multifunctional hall and the offices.
GRONINGEN - NL Architects are responsible for the design of the entrance hall, the exhibition halls, the multifunctional hall and the offices.
GRONINGEN - Het Forum - Een wereld van gestapelde pleinen en zwevende roltrappen lopen functies in elkaar over. Het geheel omlijst met een groot dakterras.
... zur blauen Stunde
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Architekten: Benthem Crouwel, Amsterdam, 2013
Das fünfgeschossige Forum Confluentes mit Triangel-Grundriss, eint auf einer Nutzfläche von 12.250 m² die Stadtbibliothek, die Räume des Mittelrhein-Museums sowie das Romanticum – eine Touristeninfo mitsamt Ausstellung zum Weltkulturerbe Oberes Mittelrheintal.
This is an 0.5 second exposure handheld with an iPhone 11 Pro Max. Apple must have some really good magic sauce inside.
Around the middle of the second century BC, all of Greece had been swallowed up by the Roman Empire. And from the start, the Romans actively "romanised" the country in terms of political structure, architecture, and an extensive road building programme (for example the "Via Egnatia", connecting Rome with Thessaloniki). The Forum they built in Thessaloniki, or better say the remnants of it, can now be found about 5m below. Shown here is the bouleuterion, where the city or provincial council would meet (and it was a proper building with a roof, not an open air theatre). Leica M8, Voigtlaender 34/1.4.
A general view of the forum before it became really busy. We arrived at 8.30am just as it opened to the public so it wasn't too crowded! By 10am when we left though the place was packed so get there early. The outstanding features here would be the arch of Titus and the Senate House. The smoke in the sky comes from a display flight performed by the Italian airforce.
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Das Forum Groningen ist ein Gebäude im Zentrum der niederländischen Stadt Groningen am Nieuwe Markt. Es ist Eigentum der Gemeinde, wird aber von der Stiftung Forum Groningen betrieben. Es beherbergt verschiedene Einrichtungen, die täglich öffentlich und zum Teil kostenlos zugänglich sind, darunter die städtische Bibliothek, die Touristeninformation VVV und die Dachterrasse, die einen Ausblick über die ganze Stadt bietet. Als kulturelles Zentrum hält das Forum außerdem Kinosäle, Veranstaltungs- und Ausstellungsräume, Cafés und ein Restaurant vor.
Das Gebäude ist 45 Meter hoch; die Nutzfläche von 17.000 m² verteilt sich auf zehn Etagen,die durch Rolltreppen miteinander verbunden sind.
Nach einer Bauzeit von über acht Jahren wurde das Forum Ende November 2019 eröffnet. Die Baukosten betrugen 76 Millionen Euro, wovon 10 Millionen von der Europäischen Union finanziert wurden.
Maueröffnung am 9.11.1989
Contemporary History Museum Leipzig
Wall opening in Berlin on November 9, 1989
GDR - East Germany (1949-1990)
The church of Santi Luca e Martina between the Roman Forum and the Forum of Caesar and close to the Arch of Septimus Severus.
This is where it all began, the birthplace of one of history's brightest lights. The forum was a meeting and market place for the tribes that lived in the surrounding hills that are often referred to as the "Seven Hills of Rome". More information on the forum can be found here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_Forum