Zaha Hadid
London, United Kingdom

Address:

Zaha Hadid
Zaha Hadid Architects

10 Bowling Green Lane
EC1R OBQ London
United Kingdom

T: + 44 (0)20 7253 5147
F: + 44 (0)20 7251 8322

www.zaha-hadid.com
mail@zaha-hadid.com

Products by Zaha Hadid

concrete skin, Zaragoza Bridge Pavillon

concrete skin, Zaragoza Bridge Pavillon

Krystal

Nekton

Established & Sons

MOON SYSTEM

Flow

PP 995 The ordrupgaard bench

PP 995 The ordrupgaard bench

VORTEXX

Zumtobel Masterpieces

Aqua Table

Established & Sons

Biography

Zaha Hadid is an architect who consistently pushes the boundaries of architecture and urban design.
Her work experiments with new spatial concepts intensifying existing urban landscapes in the pursuit of a visionary aesthetic that encompasses all fields of design, ranging from urban scale through to products, interiors and furniture. Best known for her seminal built works (Vitra Fire Station, Land Formation-One, Bergisel Ski-Jump, Strasbourg Tram Station, the Rosenthal Centre for Contemporary Art in Cincinnati, the BMW Central Building in Leipzig, the Hotel Puerta America (interior) in Madrid, the Ordrupgaard Museum Extension in Copenhagen, the Phaeno Science Center in Wolfsburg, and the Maggie’s Centre in Fife, her central concerns involve a simultaneous engagement in practice, teaching and research.

Articles about Zaha Hadid

A Start for More

ORGATEC 2024 – PREVIEW

A Start for More

9/23/2024

Wherever Whenever – Work Culture Festival is the interdisciplinary event at Orgatec from 22 to 25 October 2024, organised by the Industrieverband Büro und Arbeitswelt e.V. (IBA). The new offering for tomorrow's office includes extraordinary ideas from the design and art sectors.

Hightech and Hightouch

Hightech and Hightouch

12/27/2021

Japanese timber furniture manufacturer Karimoku translates Zaha Hadid's design language into the "Seyun" collection, which is about to be launched.

Strong heritage

Strong heritage

11/13/2019

Italian family-owned company Olivari has since 1911 been manufacturing door handles and realized in cooperation with famous creative minds such as Gio Ponti pioneering designs. Where is Olivari today? We spoke to Antonio Olivari.

Architecture for the table

Architecture for the table

11/12/2017

There are many architects who are passionate about designing not only buildings, but also small structures for everyday use. Why is that so?

Déjà-vu in Basel

Déjà-vu in Basel

6/27/2016

The Design Miami trade fair takes place parallel to Art Basel – but this year only featured very few highlights. There was a lack of real innovations or an exciting exhibition.

Closing fast 16: The Magnificent Seven for Arne or against Arne?

Closing fast 16: The Magnificent Seven for Arne or against Arne?

12/16/2015

Is all the song and dance of staging things now affecting design or do classics need a makeover now and again?

His 15th peak over eight thousand meters

His 15th peak over eight thousand meters

10/27/2015

Extreme mountaineer Reinhold Messner has collected many things on his expeditions. He presents the items arranged thematically in the “Messner Mountain Museums” chain. The sixth and final one designed by Zaha Hadid has just opened.

Bellini’s library and Jain’s pool

Bellini’s library and Jain’s pool

4/7/2014

Can there be anything more fascinating than catching a glimpse of other people’s homes? And particularly of those of world-famous architects? An exhibition at the Milan Furniture Fair does just that.

Young British Charisma

Young British Charisma

6/5/2013

Three intensive days in May on Clerkenwell Design Week are brought to a close. Catching up with a truly British interpretation of international design impulses and gaining glimpses of the thought processes that drives creative studios.

The Bilbao defect

The Bilbao defect

5/12/2013

Even those members of the general public who only rarely go to exhibitions or attend concerts know the cultural temples erected by the likes of Frank Gehry and Zaha Hadid – from the TV or magazines. Spectacular museums and concert halls have long since become a city marketing tool. An exhibition in Berlin takes a closer look.

Design at your feet

Design at your feet

1/15/2011

Parador has asked some of the giants of the design world to design its latest laminate collection. Zaha Hadid now illuminates prisms, the Bouroullec brothers enchant with colored light displays and Ross Lovegrove shocks with his 3D skeleton.

Less could mean more

Less could mean more

1/21/2010

Despite the difficult economic situation, the world's leading textiles trade fair, the Heimtextil in Frankfurt, held steady this year. The focus was less on spectacular innovations and more on strengthening the core business, with a few exceptions, of course.

Fundstücke: lacing with cult status

Fundstücke: lacing with cult status

2/1/2009

In tune with Zaha - from head to toe: not only buildings, landscaped spaces, sofas - now there are shoes that bear Zaha Hadid's unmistakably dynamic signature.

Summit meeting with Zaha Hadid - the new Hungerburg rack railway

Summit meeting with Zaha Hadid - the new Hungerburg rack railway

2/26/2008

One might be forgiven thinking that Bruno Taut's vision of "alpine architecture" has partly come true: With the hybrid freeforms typical of her work, architect Zaha Hadid has taken up Taut's utopian idea of architecture blending with nature and has transformed Innsbruck's Hungerburg rack rail track into an art-scape par excellence.

Trade fair à la mode - The Maison & Objet in Paris

Trade fair à la mode - The Maison & Objet in Paris

1/25/2008

"Fashion" is as good as a synonym for the City of Paris. For a long time now, haute couture has not only referred to clothing, but the exquisite and tailor-made design of one's own home is often mentioned in the same breath. The Maison & Objet in Paris is an example par excellence of this. Originally a classic specialist fair for interior decorating, tables and gift items, today it is a major event for dealers and creative professionals from all interior design and fashion branches.

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