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The Colognole Aqueduct: Pasquale Poccianti’s Neoclassical Water Engineering in the Livorno Hills

The Colognole Aqueduct: Pasquale Poccianti’s Neoclassical Water Engineering in the Livorno Hills Hidden inside the holm-oak forest above Livorno, the Colognole Aqueduct carried spring water eighteen kilometers to the city for nearly a century, using nothing but gravity, stone, and the calculations of one of Tuscany’s most gifted neoclassical architects. […]

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