Central Rooms
At the center of this side, there is a larger room compared to the other identical ones repeated along the row. It features reinforced foundations and narrow lateral spaces. This building, likely taller and possibly two stories high, included stairs and corridors on its sides. It would have stood out monumentally, drawing attention as soon as one entered the forum through the entrance, which was axially aligned on the opposite side of the square.

Curiosity
Suasa lacks the public and administrative buildings typically found in the forums of Roman cities. It is hypothesized that the planimetric anomalies observed in this sector might correspond to a sacred hall or a civic building, such as the magistrates’ headquarters or the tabularium (city archive).