Material lime, pozzolana, travertine and tufa
Technique-incorporates both Greek and Egyptian Architecture Hadrian’s Villa Hadrian’s Villa which was the royal residence of Emperor Hadrian is locate at Trivoli Italy. The Villa was twice the size of Pompeii and was made up of more than thirty buildings. A number of the buildings were names after palaces and buildings Hadrian had seen or visited during his travels. The Villa also had both spectacular Roman and Alexandrian gardens, which according to Sir Banister Fletcher said in History of Architecture, "Walking around it today, it is still possible to experience something of the variety of architectural forms ...
