Preface: During the reign of the roman empire, the predisposition to buildings of majesty is observed. From the various imperial forums and the Colloseum to the Pantheon and the Hadrian wall, many of the roman emperors have erected wonderous buildings and edificies. While the reasons varied (victory arches to commemorate victories), (imperial forums to commemorate individual emperors and their campaigns), (Hadrian's wall in Britain as a defensive structure), (the rebuilding of the Pantheon by Hadrian as a love poem to architecture in general), (the Colloseum, for majesty and crowd control/pleasing, as part of the "bread and circus" maximus), constructing impressive buildings has always been constant throughout history, and left lasting impressions on our history and culture. We can all see there are many similarities between the in-lore Imperium and imperators and the old roman empire and emperors. Question: Given the similarities between the in-lore empire and the roman empire, what are the most grandious constructions of the reigns of the imperators? Did something like Hadrian's wall, the Pantheon, etc got built during this time? Why is the lore so oddly absent of architectural majesty? Do any plans exist to create parrarels to these wonderous monuments in-game?(as hinted to by 'Hadrian's System') EDIT: Specifically pre-modern era, before the Messers fell. It seems odd to me that a bunch of megalomaniac, paranoid autocrats wouldn't create huge monuments to themselves, their power, or the glory of mankind/the empire. Even more odd, the few works of wonder that we do know of (The Ark, Synthworld) are either created under a more descentralised power structure, or otherwise (Lorville, ArcCorp) under a non-governmental, company-driven, profit-driven innitiative.