Lővei Pál szerk.: Horler Miklós Hetvenedik születésnapjára Tanulmányok (Művészettörténet - műemlékvédelem 4. Országos Műemlékvédelmi Hivatal, 1993)

Merényi Ferenc: Három olasz főváros: Torino, Firenze, Róma-1861, 1865, 1871

built on Esquilino district, both located basically on the two sides the (old) Termini railway station and of the pairs of rails leading up to it. The plan included the execution of Via Nazionale and Corso Vittorio Emanuele, and the development scheme of Piazza Venezia. The plan also provided for the establishing of an industrial district south of the Aventino hill, in the district of Testaccio. In 1883 a new town-development plan was made, which determined the sites of several public buildings and military establishments, and also approved the construction of new residental areas, partly on the Aventino hill and partly on the territory of Prati di Castello, extending north of the Castle of the Angel. The two most important architects of the epoch in Rome were Gaetano Koch and Pio Piacentini. Apart from a few exceptions ( G. Sacconi: Monument to Victor Emanuel, G. Calderini: Palace of Justice)

, in today's Rome the streets and squares built in the historicizing manner of the epoch belong undoubtedly to the image of the city and form together an homogeneous, calm panorama, and they emphasize rather than overbear the values of the past.