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joe|deburca
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Roman Architecture
If we can see architecture as a form of communication from the body of the architect directly to the body of the person who views it, much like any form of art, whereby an intimate dialogue happens between the viewer and the creator even though it may have been constructed many centuries ago or more recently, one can begin to formulate ways of seeing that may enhance or enrich our visual perception.
Roman Architecture
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If we can see architecture as a form of communication from the body of the architect directly to the body of the person who views it, much like any form of art, whereby an intimate dialogue happens between the viewer and the creator even though it may have been constructed many centuries ago or more recently, one can begin to formulate ways of seeing that may enhance or enrich our visual perception.
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