Dame Zaha Hadid created buildings with curved forms and futuristic design. The structures include cultural centers, transport hubs, and corporate headquarters. From Baku to Miami, her concrete, glass, and metal constructions set new standards in modern architecture.
Baku, Azerbaijan
The cultural center integrates museum, library and conference spaces in a building with curved exterior walls without right angles.
London, United Kingdom
The sports complex contains three swimming pools under a 160-meter long roof for international competitions and public use.
Guangzhou, China
The theater features two halls with 1800 and 400 seats in an asymmetric structure made of granite and glass.
Rome, Italy
The museum contains 27000 square meters of exhibition space with intersecting galleries and open areas for installations.
Leipzig, Germany
The building connects three production halls through a central corridor containing offices and technical rooms.
Zaragoza, Spain
A 280-meter structure spanning the Ebro River with four overlapping sections for exhibitions.
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A transport museum with 7000 square meters of exhibition space for historical vehicles and ships.
Wolfsburg, Germany
A building with 250 scientific experiment stations and a laboratory for visitors.
Cincinnati, United States
The first American museum building by Zaha Hadid spans seven floors with 8,500 square meters of exhibition space.
Marseille, France
The 147-meter headquarters of shipping company CMA CGM features a glass facade and asymmetric geometry.
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
The 842-meter road bridge with curved steel arches connects Abu Dhabi to the mainland.
Seoul, South Korea
A cultural center spanning 86,000 square meters, equipped with LED facade and underground exhibition spaces.
Al Wakrah, Qatar
This sports arena with 40,000 seats features intertwined steel beams that represent the maritime history of the region.
East Lansing, United States
An art building with angular walls and asymmetrical windows offering 7,500 square meters of exhibition space.
Milan, Italy
This complex includes three high-rise towers with 170,000 square meters of office space and a 170,000 square meter public park.
Naples, Italy
The station connects local and high-speed trains in a 200-meter-long building with curved steel construction.
Oxford, United Kingdom
The building complements the historic campus with a modern steel facade and large glass surfaces for the college library.
Miami, United States
The 62-story residential tower features an external white concrete skeleton with continuous lines from base to top.