They are separated to allow the engines to 'see' each other and generate a warp field. He writes, "The wings were to have had a LOT more substance to them (as seen in my drawing) but was reduced the model. Andrew Probert, who designed the D'deridex-class Warbird, intended for it to have a length of 4,440 feet (1,353 meters).The D'deridex class Warbird may have been longer, wider, and taller than the Galaxy class but it was not more massive making the presumption of greater size more likely an illusion of volume due to the empty space in the center of the ship design.No references I researched indicated if the space onboard was being used for anything in particular, such as marine barracks, extra cargo space, or crew areas for larger disruptor technology arrays. The D'deridex may be larger but overall not far tougher than the Galaxy class, despite the volume. We are also not aware of what technology the Romulans use to create their ships. The ship may be larger but may not support more people than a comparable Federation ship. While the Romulan ship is clearly much larger, its carrying capacity while it is surely greater, may not support more staff due to other limitations we are not aware of such as life support capacity. The Galaxy Class and the D'deridex were considered to be comparable in fighting capacity and overall awesomeness with the nod going to the Romulans for the cloaking device and to the Federation for creating a more durable ship overall. Given that this is a television show and not a physics or volumetrics study, The nature of starships from different species could be a product of varying technologies, size vs technological capacity and modernization techniques allowing for each species to design their ships differently but still have them share similar fighting capacities. There is quite a bit of empty space around the singularity core part of the ship and while the corridors appear longer, the mass difference between the two ships isn't much greater. We know the D'deridex was intended to be larger, and was occasionally photographed as being larger, but this isn't all that clear-cut.
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