Riverside Museum in Glasgow, United Kingdom

Designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, Riverside Museum is located in Glasgow, United Kingdom. As home to the city’s transport, engineering and shipbuilding legacy, it’s fitting that the new museum (literally) rises to the occasion as a hub for one of the most important – and best loved by many locals – municipal collections of this ‘Second City of the Empire’. With the glazed peaks of its... 

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Zaragoza Airport in Zaragoza, Spain

Designed by Vidal y Asociados arquitectos, Zaragoza Airport  is located in Zaragoza, Spain. The building is composed of 11 modules, set in an alternative pattern in such a way that it resembles water movement, appropriate to the airports original purpose. The design stands out for its functionality and responds to three basic principles: flexibility, articulation and openness. The modular structure... 

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Dellis Cay in Turks and Caicos Islands

Dellis Cay that located in Turks and Caicos Islands, was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects. is the vision Dr. Kinay, Chairman and CEO of the international real estate development group, the O Property Collection. Kinay purchased a 560 acre island that is part of Turks and Caicos archipelago and hired seven world renowned architects to create what is being billed as “the worlds rarest living experience... 

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Chanel mobile art in Hong kong, China

Chanel mobile art that located in Hong kong, China , was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects. The size of the Pavilion will be 29m x 45m, a total of 700sqm. The overall height is 6m, with the floor raised 1.00m above the existing ground surface. The Contemporary art container is set to travel across cities worldwide including Hong Kong, Tokyo, New York, Moscow, London and Paris. In light of the extensive... 

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Library & Learning Centre – University of Economics & Business Vienna in Austria

The Library & Learning Centre – University of Economics & Business Vienna designed by Zaha Hadid Architects is located in Austria.  Employing both inclined and straight edges, the structure takes the form of a cube whose sweeping lines separate as they move inwards. These edges become curvilinear and fluid to create a free-formed internal public plaza at the centre of the complex. Additional... 

Tags: Architecture, Austria, Deconstructivism, Iraqi people, Learning Centre, study services, University of Economics, Vienna, Visual arts, Zaha Hadid