Zaha M. Hadid

Zaha M. Hadid "Contrary to gravity", "fragmentary", "revolutionary" are the words used to describe the architectural design of Zaha Hadid. The Iraqi architect born in London caused a controversy in her design challenging the brand with modern postmodern architectural controversy. In the past fifteen years, she has been transformed from an unknown student to a "new heroine of architecture" as a title of introduction in January 1996 to DigestUs. Her work is considered an important contribution to architecture, and her style is the style that other architects are currently emulating.

Biography of Zaha Hadid is described in "zaha m.didid: Biography" (2001). Zaha Hadid learned mathematics at Beirut University in Lebanon, USA. After she got a math degree, she traveled to London where she studied architecture at the faculty of architecture. When I got a degree in architecture, she worked with her teacher at the architect's office. Architect Peter Rice encouraged Zaha Hadid at the beginning of her career when she was facing difficulties in starting a business. She opened her own office in London in 1980. She is also a teacher at many associations in London and around the world. Zaha has won many international awards, she is the first woman who received the Pritzker Architecture award, her architectural award is equal to the Nobel prize. Zaha has done a lot of popular projects around the world. Good examples of her work are the Water Sports Center in London, the Legium Waterfront, the Madrid Citizen Court and so on.

The exhibition "Zaha Hadid and Suprematism" held at Gmurzynska Gallery in Zurich. The Soviet avant - garde of the 1920s showed Casimir Malevich and others' work as her style and method. Patrik Schumacher, architect Patrik Schumacher, a partner and assistant of Zaha Hadid who is also a theorist, made a speech saying "I will review the future." Patrick Schumacher, architectural partner (ZHA) of Zaha Hadid, is also an abstract speaker and content writer for 16 years and is producing theoretical text at all museums and opera houses.

In 1992, Zaha Hadid was invited to develop a series of paintings and drawings for the Great Construct Utopia of the Russian composer's exhibition held at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. In response, Hadid understood the interpretation of Vladimir Tutlin 's 3 rd International Monument (1919 - 1920) and also attempted recreation of other Russian artists like Kasimir Marevich. Since her school days, Zaha Hadid has been portrayed as part of her extensive and profound architectural creation process. And it shows that we should not stop the experiment. She has painted in her career and has achieved multiple exhibitions of her paintings but she is an artist because her graphic exploration is all part of her ongoing architectural exploration, I did not accept the definition of the house. Flexibility inherent in art, delve into her experiments freely as an architect