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2. • Zaha Mohammad Hadid, born 31
October 1950 is an Iraqi-British
architect and winner of the Pritzker
Architecture Prize in 2004, and
the Stirling Prize in 2010 and
2011.
• In 2004 Hadid became the first
female and first Muslim recipient
of the Pritzker Architecture
Prize, architecture's equivalent of
the Nobel Prize.
• She is a member of the editorial
board of the Encyclopædia
Britannica.
• She was honoured with a
retrospective spanning her entire
work at the Guggenheim Museum
in New York.
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3. • She had designed, including
the Mind Zone and Feet zone at
the Millennium Dome in London
as well as creating fluid furniture
installations within the Georgian
surroundings of Home House
private members club in
Marylebone.
• In 2009, she worked with the
clothing brand Lacoste, to create a
new, high fashion, and advanced
boot.
• She has also collaborated with the
brassware manufacturer Triflow
Concepts to produce two new
designs in her signature
parametric architectural style.
THE CONTEMPORARY
• She designed the Moon System ARTS
Sofa for leading Italian furniture CENTER, CINCINNATI 3
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4. CHAOYANGMEN
BEIJING SOHO III
It is surrounded by
different urban
amenities including
outdoor
space, offices and
residential spaces.
The traditional chinese
courtyard is being used as
a design inspiration.
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5. SPIRAL TOWER, BARCELONA SPIRAL TOWER, BARCELONA
The Chengdu
Contemporary Art Centre,
China
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6. King Abdullah II House of
Culture & Art, Jordan
Derived from the carved stone
buildings and eroded rock
formations at Petra in Jordan.
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7. DUBAI OPERA
HOUSE
A library and learning
centre for
the University of
Economics &
Business in
Vienna, Austria.
Nuragic & Contemporary Art
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8. GUANGZHOU OPERA
HOUSE, INNOVATION
TOWER &
GALAXY,SOHO
Retail and
entertainment spaces
on the first three
levels are framed by
flowing structures and
linking bridges
overhead.
LONDON
AQUATICS
CENTER
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9. CONTEMPORARY
INTERIORS
Interiors of Nuragic and
Contemporary Art
Museum
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10. Interiors of Maxxi
Museum, Rome Interiors Of Next Gene
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11. Guangzhou Opera
House, China
Performing Arts
SPIRAL center, Abu
TOWER, BARCELONA Dhabi
Dubai Opera
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12. The
Opus, Dubai
The
Opus, Dubai 12
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13. • VORTEXX lighting sculpture
creates a perfect symbiosis
of organic lines and
surprisingly dynamic light
colour modulation being
suitable setting for any
interior – from small and
gloomy to high majestic
ceiling interiors.
• The charismatically curved
lines conjure up a double
helix that appears to flow in
perpetual motion –
weightless, vivid and
brilliant.
• This impression of fluidity is
emphasised by the dynamic
lighting’s vibrant luminosity. 13
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14. • The light colour of the
chandelier changes
continuously and almost
imperceptibly.
• A translucent acrylic glass
diffuser fits perfectly into the
glass fibre-reinforced polyester
luminaire with its high gloss
finish to provide uniform light
distribution and optimum
colour mixing.
• VORTEXX imparts a sense of
harmonious illumination to its
surroundings, creating a
lasting feeling of well being on
whomever it shines on.
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15. “Our work imbues architecture
with the intricacy and beauty of
natural forms. Using a formal
language derived from the
movement of water, the Roca
London Gallery has been
eroded and polished by fluidity;
generating a sequence of
dynamic spaces carved from
this fascinating interplay
between architecture and
nature”.
ROCA LONDON GALLERY
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16. ELI AND EDYTHE BROAD ART MUSEUM, MICHIGAN
STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
The abstract white walls let the artwork speak for itself; the slightly
changing light directions indicate subtle changes in atmosphere
when moving from room to room to form a spatial background.
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17. The choice
of materials
reflects the
building’s
clear-cut
volume and
form
It creates a
harmonious and
clear background
ensemble in
plaster
walls, concrete
floor and wooden
flooring.
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18. Interiors of the Hotel Peurta
Americana
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19. MORAINE SOFA
• Moraine sofa give three-
dimensional domestic scale to
her abstract architectural forms.
• Conceived originally as part of a
suite of furniture inspired by
glacial formations, the Moraine
breaks new ground in its radical
curvilinear asymmetrical form, a
piece of furniture that is both
sculpture and seating, abstract
and functional.
• The sofa’s moulded, free-form
shape also gives physical
expression to the digital design
technology that has played, and
will continue to play a seminal
role in Hadid’s highly creative
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20. • Crafted from polyurethane
foam/leather, this extraordinary
piece of furniture was inspired by
glacial formations with its
asymmetrical, curvilinear, free-form
moulded shape.
• It’s maroon/oxblood colour adds
drama to the sofa.
• It has a welcoming, organic feel
and is artistic and rather
unassuming.
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21. THE MOON SYSTEM
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22. THE AQUA TABLE
• Aqua table is an iconic of
contemporary furniture design.
• Fluidity is its key characteristic that
makes it unusual.
• The three fin-like legs appear to be
in motion, these register as
indentations on the gently
undulating tabletop.
• The Aqua Table is an uninterrupted
whole, a curious and curvaceous
form that invites viewers to engage
• The it.
with table comes in both
satin matt and high-gloss
hand finishes.
• It is available in black and
white finishes.
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24. ACCESSORIES
Artemide
Footwear by Genesy Lamp
Zaha
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