Ancient Agora
Location
2 levels
Structure
Public
Use
Reconstruction
Study type
Concept
A civic promenade shaped by architecture
A close study of the Stoa of Attalos — through plans, elevations, and sections — uncovers how ancient public space was built, not just documented. The process shows how the colonnade's rhythm controls pace and sightlines, how depth creates layered zones of shade and gathering, and how a single repeated bay can organize an entire public program. A plan alone can shape movement and behavior long before any activity fills it.
Drawings
Project documentation
Drawing
Plan
Section
Final model
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