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The Imperial Fora, Rome - 16 by Andrea Mazzocchetti

The Fori Imperiali constitute a series of monumental plazas built over the course of a century and a half (between 46 BC and 113 AD) in the heart of the city of Rome by the emperors.
On the other hand, the Roman Forum is not part of the old republican square, whose first settlement dates back to the royal age (6th century BC) and which had been for centuries the political, religious and economic center of the city, but which had not never a unitary character.
Under Caesar and Augustus, the construction of the Basilica Giulia and the rebuilding of the Basilica Emilia, which bordered the long sides of the square, gave the Forum a certain regularity.
Julius Caesar decided to build a large square in his name, which was inaugurated in 46 BC, probably still incomplete, and was then finished by Augustus.
Unlike the Roman Forum it was a unitary project: a square with arcades on the long sides and with the center of th...

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