An Overview of Zaha Hadid Biography: a closer look at Architectural and Structural Designs

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form founded by the Russian painter Kazimir Malevitch. Zaha had also been influenced by the architectural style that emerged in the early 1980s, i.e., Deconstructivism or Deconstruction architecture. Zaha integrated the art of supremacy with deconstruction architecture to create a new and unique architectural style, which is represented in five architectural patterns: the Supermatisit or Deconstructivist; the topographical; the style of architectural designs with water forms; the architectural style with organic shapes; and the borderline design style or the Parametric Architectural form. Zaha accomplished more than 208 projects in many countries of the world and has completed many projects with distinctive and unusual architectural design; she had also received many awards for architectural achievements and engineering designs. One of the highlights of Zaha's awards came from the Japan Art Society, earning an honorary doctorate from the American University of Beirut, and the Stirling Award from the Royal Institute of British Architects. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) also awarded her the title "Artist for Peace." Further, she worked as a visiting professor at a number of prestigious American and European universities such as Harvard, Yale, Ohio State, and the University of Hamburg. These achievements have been accomplished through the tireless efforts of hard work and diligence via many stations and challenges. This study presents a brief overview of Zaha Hadid's architecture, which includes her study, the development of her architectural talent, and the most important design styles, and engineering achievements which have ranked her as one of the 100 most influential women in the world.Zaha's academic development Zaha Mohammed Hussein Hadid Al-Lahibi was born in Baghdad on October 31, 1950. She was the daughter of the former Iraqi finance minister, Mohammed Hadid, in the government of Prime Minister Abdul Karim Qasim, who seized power after the coup in 1958. His political career ended when the Baath Party took over This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License CTCSE.MS.ID.000591.

Fashion and textiles inspired by architecture: Use of new materials

“…Nesumnjivo da je kulturno nasleđe porodice porekla i u ovom slučaju odigralo presudnu ulogu u formiranju individulanog izraza. Vijugave linije, koje svoje poreklo duguju islamskoj ornamentici i arapskoj kaligrafiji, u arhitekturi Zahe Hadid stvarale su osobeni fl uid prostora i arhitekture (Slika 10).Tehnologija u njenom dizajnu igra važnu ulogu i predstavlja ključni elemenat njenih zgrada [10]. Njeno shvatanje je da treba prevazići prepreke koje nastaju zbog konvencionalnih normi društva, ne prihvatati dosledno stvari onakvim kakve jesu, već otkrivati nove oblike [11].…”