Continuing our series on deconstructivism we profile the late Zaha Hadid, who designed Heydar Aliyev Centre and London Aquatics Centre.

It was in 1988, at London’s Tate Gallery during the Deconstructivism conference held in anticipation of MoMA’s eponymous exhibition that I first encountered Zaha Hadid in person. She was ...

Zaha is one of that small group, one that our generation can say has truly changed our lives and our world for the better. We will miss her vision, we will miss her laugh but more than anything we ...

Zaha Hadid, the Iraqi-British ... It encapsulated the 1980s movement called deconstructivism. During these years Hadid turned out an astonishing, super-refined variety of futuristic drawings and ...

Iraqi-British architect Zaha Hadid is dead at 65, BBC reports. She died of a heart attack on March 31 at a Miami hospital, where she was being treated for a case of bronchitis she contracted ...

In the five years since Zaha Hadid’s passing, much has been written about the glorious and towering legacy the fabled British-Iraqi architect left behind. Thinking about what she started, though ...

The Nanjing International Youth Cultural Center by Zaha Hadid in Nanjing, China. Denys Nevozhai / Unsplash , FAL Her words – especially the famous quote, “There are 360 degrees.