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Rare Photos of Zaha Hadid
Narcissistic, too. Her flat was empty, except for objects she’d designed herself: a curved sofa, a swooping table and a futuristic tea set. There was little sign of pleasurable human occupation: no books, no CDs.
A lone iPad on a table displayed revolving pictures of her own works. The walls, floor and ceiling are monochrome white with black metal-framed windows. A rectangular cavity housed a fireplace, filled with identical beige pebbles.
Some critics say she had to be imperious in order to get her work done, as a foreign woman working in a man’s world. I don’t agree – rudeness is rudeness, whatever the putative qualities of the rude person. Rudeness wouldn’t matter so much – although it still does matter – in a genius. But she was no genius.
Rare photos of Zaha Hadid discusses her childhood in Baghdad.
Photos of Zaha Hadid as a Child.
Rare Photos of Zaha Hadid as an up and coming young architect working at OMA.
Young Zaha and Rem.
What was it like to be Zaha Hadid.
School life of zaha hadid in 1980.
Zaha hadid and alvin boyarsky andrew higgott.
Alberto Kalach, Zaha Hadid, Jean Nouvel.
Zaha in the Pink Room at the AA, c.1975-76. (Photo Architectural Association Photo Library)
Zaha with famous architects.
Zaha Hadid in one of her own creations in 1989.
Zaha says I usually try to attend most of the lectures.
Zaha Hadid possessed by curiosity.
Zaha Hadid in Valentino at the annual Serpentine Gallery summer party in 2014.
Philip Johnson Birthday Celebration, Four Seasons Restaurant, New York, New York, July 9, 1996 Seated on the Floor: Peter Eisenman and Jacquelin Robertson First Row: Michael Graves, Arata Isozaki, Philip Johnson, Phyllis.
Zaha Hadid, the 65-year-old Pritzker Prize-winning architect who died of a heart attack in Miami last week, lent her celebrated designs to structures around the globe, including the Guangzhou Opera House in China, the Heydar Aliyev Centre in Azerbaijan and the London Aquatics Centre in England. But when it came to sculpting residential properties in the US, Hadid wasn’t as prolific.
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