Zaha Hadid: The Woman Who Made the Curve Rebel Against the Wall

Name: Zaha Hadid: The Woman Who Made the Curve Rebel Against the Wall
Author: Imad Darouich

زها حديد: المرأة التي جعلت المنحنى يتمرّد على الجدار

Ten chapters on Zaha Hadid, from her Baghdad childhood and early rejection to her design philosophy and buildings such as the MAXXI in Rome, the Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku and the Guangzhou Opera House. Later chapters turn to her as a woman architect, to digital design and to an imagined meeting with her.

Format: PDF ebook
Languages: Arabic and English
Collection: Architects

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Zaha Hadid: The Woman Who Made the Curve Rebel Against the Wall

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