Zaha Hadid

It took 10 years and 150 million euros to build, but Rome’s MAXXI (Museo nazionale delle Arti del XXI secolo - National Museum of 21st Century Art), designed by Zaha Hadid, has finally been opened for the public. MORE » ©2009 Minimalismi Read Full Story

Fashionista's out there! check out this new pair of , the l atest shoe trend today designed by Zaha Hadid a remarkable architect and it might seem a bit surprising to see this person in the fashion world and likewise she has contributed a lot to shoe making already. Zaha Hadid Zaha Hadid collaborated with Mellissa brand last year and her shoes became famous immediately. This year she works with Lacoste and her designs are again overwhelming. This Unisex Lacoste Shoe line is very limited and it includes just two pairs of unisex shoes. The women’s are available in black and purple, whilst the ... Read Full Story

The Tao of Dana email me what you want to know about "feng-shui-ing" and i will move things around with you (and I'll post your questions, too!)--- danaclaudat@yahoo.com xx Dana Mobile Archive RSS Random ( art-it : arkitekturaz ) Jesolo Magica by Zaha Hadid Architects | Minimalism(i) Its as though the building magnetically ushers people in, with arms open wide as they approach. Photo tagged as: jesolo_magica_by_zaha_hadid_architects reblog - Reblog from art-it Share | Tumblr Powered Sid05 Templated Read Full Story

The solo works of Johann Sebastian Bach are beautiful and audacious, striking and sensual. The same can be said for the remarkable creations of Zaha Hadid, one of the most artistic and forward-thinking architects of her generation. In response to Bach’s music, Zaha Hadid Architects has created an extraordinary new chamber music hall, which will be installed within Manchester Art Gallery for the duration of the Festival. Across a series of nine concerts, three internationally acclaimed musicians will perform Bach’s solo instrumental works in this unique, intimate space. The aim: to create a near-perfect environment for the audience to experience some of the world’s ... Read Full Story

Zaha Hadid Architects beat their Norwegian rival Snøhetta in a race to design a 450,000m 2 city for exhibitions and conferences on the outskirts of Cairo. The Nile valley inspired, sculpted conference complex will also include two office towers (31 and 33 storeys high) and a shopping center. “Along the great rivers of the region, most particularly the Nile, there is a powerful dynamic – a constant flow between the water and the land – which extends to incorporate the neighbouring buildings and landscapes. For the Cairo Expo City design, we worked to capture that seamlessness and fluidity in an urban architectural context,” said ... Read Full Story