From mediabistro.com
()
(Source: Getty Images)
Source: Getty Images
Source: Pacific Coast News
Source: Getty Images
Frank Gehry‘s Guggenheim and Jean Nouvel‘s Louvre, both in Abu Dhabi, haven’t been the only high-profile Middle Eastern projects placed on shaky ground due to the recent turmoil in the region. The Guardian is reporting that internationally-renowned architect Zaha Hadid has seen her firm’s profits cut by more than half because of the Arab Spring. Despite news like her winning the Stirling Prize for the second year in a row, and landing...
More perspectives...
"Profits at Zaha Hadid Architects more than halved last year as the Arab spring brought several major projects to a halt. A conference centre and a complex of offices and shops in Cairo were put on hold, as was a conference hall in the Libyan capital, Tripoli."...
More perspectives...
From artsjournal.com
()
Profits at Zaha Hadid Architects more than halved last year as the Arab spring brought several major projects to a halt. A conference centre and a complex of offices and shops in Cairo were put on hold, as was a conference hall in the Libyan capital, Tripoli.
More perspectives...
From api.bing.com
()
Profits have fallen by more than 50 per cent at Zaha Hadid Architects, following a series of project cancellations in North Africa last year
More perspectives...
From architectsjournal.co.uk
()
When architect Zaha Hadid walks into the Philadelphia Museum of Art, conversation stops. Dressed all in black,she strides purposefully across the vast exhibition hall, her presence nearly dwarfing even the mural-sized Marc Chagall stretching ...
More perspectives...
From api.bing.com
()
Overview
Zaha Hadid (born October 31, 1950) is a British-Iraqi architect. Her designs have been theoretically influential and groundbreaking, although not all of them have actually been constructed. She is currently a professor at the University of Applied Arts, Vienna
Show Zaha Hadid with:
