# Zaha Hadid
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Dame Zaha Mohammad Hadid (Arabic: زَها محمد حسين حديد اللهيبي, Zahā Ḥadīd; 31 October 1950 – 31 March 2016) was an Iraqi and British architect, artist, and designer. She is recognised as a key figure in the architecture of the late-20th and early-21st centuries. Born in Baghdad, Iraq, Hadid studied mathematics as an undergraduate and later enrolled at the Architectural Association School of Architecture in 1972.
From Zaha Hadid to Four Seasons: Brad Meltzer's Journey in Miami Development | Brad Meltzer - 005
The best real estate projects do more than change a skyline. They help shape the future of a city.
That’s what I am talking about with Brad Meltzer in this episode of Building Places. Brad is the President and Partner at Two Roads Development. He is also Chair of Tulane's Real Estate Advisory Board…
Guangzhou Opera House - Guangzhou
Immerse yourself in the flowing lines and avant-garde design of the Guangzhou Opera House. This cinematic tour breaks down Zaha Hadid's architectural vision, exploring how this structural masterpiece perfectly harmonizes with the Pearl River and elevates the global arts scene.
Louis Birdman | The Long Game w/ Jay Roberts #37
On this episode of The Long Game, Prosper Group CEO Jay Roberts sits down with Louis Birdman, Co-Founder of 1000 Group and one of the developers behind One Thousand Museum, the iconic Miami residential tower designed by legendary architect Zaha Hadid.
With more than three decades of experience in r…
S1 Ep 5 - What is the role of collecting and archiving in graphic design?
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In this episode, we explore how the acts of collecting, documenting, and archiving are essential components of a designer's creative practice. We discuss the "intermingling" of design and documentation, the importance of physical objects in a digital world, and how curiosity leads us to fin…
AD Halifax Series: Richard Kroeker Pt.1
Richard Kroeker grew up on a Manitoba farm near a small prairie village, one of five boys in a home where canning season, butchering bees and hay crews were shared community work. His father, a Ukrainian immigrant who worked as a bricklayer, plumber, carpenter and mechanic, told his sons that their…
029 - The Go-To Faux Teak Painter, 3,000 Boats Deep w/ Monique Richter
If you've walked a dock recently, you've probably seen Monique Richter's faux-teak work. How she got to be the one builders call is a very unexpected journey.
She was a pro wakeboarder until someone broke her pinky toe. She owned a surf shop, got her 200-ton license, and ran a 72 Mangusta out of …
Diplomacy or Renewed War with Iran?
As the Middle East braces for renewed conflict, Christiane is in Doha, where Qatari mediators are pursuing a new diplomatic offer from President Trump aimed at ending the war with Iran. Former U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry joins Christiane to discuss the prospects for peace and the challenges…
When Is Architecture NOT Parametric?
While the public often associates parametricism with futuristic grids, complex curves, and blob-like structures popularized by icons like Zaha Hadid, we pull back the digital curtain to ask a more fundamental question: hasn’t architecture always been parametric? From zoning laws and setbacks to bud…
Zaha Hadid - Architecture Without Limits - Part 1
How do you become one of the most exciting architects in the world before you’ve even built a building?In the first of two episodes, Jonathan Foyle and Edwin Heathcote explore the extraordinary story of Zaha Hadid; the visionary who would shatter expectations and transform contemporary architecture…
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