Zaha Hadid
The life and work of Pritzker Prize-winning British architect Zaha Hadid
Zaha Hadid is one of Britain's foremost architects. She won the Pritzker Prize in 2004 and the Thomas Jefferson Medal in Architecture in 2007.
Zaha Hadid Building Studies
Evelyn Grace Academy by Zaha Hadid Architects
The building’s segments resemble supersized, tensely interlocked graffiti script, spray-canned in silver, grey and black, says Jay Merrick
Riverside Museum, Glasgow, by Zaha Hadid Architects
The beautifully built Riverside Museum proves hiring Zaha Hadid was the right thing for Glasgow, writes Rory Olcayto. Photography by Hufton + Crow
Zaha Hadid comment
Love it or hate it, Zaha pushes the boundaries
Zaha Hadid’s televised Stirling Prize win promotes the commodification of architecture, says Christine Murray
Prince Charles was right to speak out, now architects must listen
The Prince was sticking up for a general public denied a voice by an architectural closed shop dominated by modernists, says Alireza Sagharchi
Zaha Hadid news
Wings come off Zaha Hadid's Aquatic Centre
The temporary stands, known as the ‘wings’, have been removed from Zaha Hadid’s 2012 Olympic Aquatic Centre
Zaha’s contest-winning Saudi metro station designs revealed
Zaha Hadid Architects has beaten Henning Larsen and HOK to bag the new metro station for the King Abdullah Financial District in Riyadh
Revealed: Zaha's Miami skyscraper
Images have been revealed of Zaha Hadid’s forthcoming Miami skyscraper
Eva Jiricna picks up Jane Drew Prize
‘Incredibly influential’ architect Eva Jiricná has collected this year’s Jane Drew Prize at the AJ Women in Architecture Awards luncheon in London today (22 March)
Eva Jiricna wins Jane Drew Prize
‘Incredibly influential … extraordinary architect’ awarded lifetime achievement by jury including Zaha Hadid and Rafael Viñoly
In pictures: Gehry, Hadid and Graves design ‘oriental’ rugs for Afghan women's cause
Gehry and Hadid design ‘oriental’ rugs, but how do they compare with traditional weaves? asks Rory Olcayto
Zaha Hadid: the UK is more misogynistic than overseas
The UK has ‘more misogynist behaviour’ in architecture than elsewhere in Europe, according to Zaha Hadid
Five years on, work starts on Zaha's Oxford college scheme
[New images] Construction is finally set to start later this month on Zaha Hadid’s long-awaited extension to the Middle East Centre at St Antony’s College, Oxford
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