Ten Books on Architecture

The treatise offers a comprehensive exploration of ancient architecture, detailing Roman and Greek building techniques, military camp construction, and city planning theories. Written by the influential Roman architect Vitruvius in the first century BC, it serves as both a historical reference and a practical manual for modern architects and engineers. Dedicated to Emperor Augustus, the work includes guidance on constructing public structures like aqueducts and baths, as well as personal measuring tools. This fully illustrated edition enhances its accessibility for students of architecture.