Basilica Nova

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Basilica Nova is a monumental ancient Roman basilica in the Roman Forum, renowned for its massive vaulted halls and as one of the last great civic buildings of imperial Rome.

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instanceOf ancient Roman basilica
archaeological site
basilica
alsoKnownAs Basilica Constantini NERFINISHED
Basilica Maxentii NERFINISHED
Basilica of Maxentius NERFINISHED
Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle ancient Roman architecture
architecturalType civic basilica
builder Emperor Maxentius NERFINISHED
completedBy Emperor Constantine the Great NERFINISHED
completionDate circa AD 312
continent Europe
country Italy
currentCondition ruin
dedicatedTo Constantine the Great NERFINISHED
era Late Roman Empire NERFINISHED
floorArea approximately 6,000 square metres
hasPart apse
central nave
coffered barrel vaults
coffered ceiling
colossal vaults
groin vaults
massive piers
side aisles
hasStatue Colossus of Constantine NERFINISHED
height approximately 35 metres
heritageDesignation part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Historic Centre of Rome
inception early 4th century AD
length approximately 100 metres
locatedIn Italy
Lazio
Roman Forum NERFINISHED
Rome
materialUsed brick
concrete
marble
notableFor being one of the last great civic buildings of imperial Rome
innovative use of concrete vaulting
massive vaulted halls
significantEvent housed a colossal statue of Constantine
used for public and judicial functions in ancient Rome
startDate AD 308
UNESCOWorldHeritageSiteSince 1980
usedFor administrative activities
civic functions
judicial proceedings
width approximately 65 metres

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