Zaha hadid paintings

THE PEAK BY ZAHA HADID, 1982-83. The unbuilt competition winning design for The Peak in Hong Kong is an often cited example of ‘painting as architecture’, and a go-to defence against those who attack ZHA for relying on computer generated form making.

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An exhibition of architect "Zaha Hadid’s":http://www.itsnicethat.com/articles/zaha-hadid-obituary-architecture-010416 rarely seen drawings, paintings and calligraphy will be shown at the Serpentine Sackler Gallery later this year. The show, first conceived with Hadid before she died, will give an insight to the architect’s creative process, showing artworks that later became renowned buildings.

RNDRD | A partial index of published architectural rendering

In considering Zaha Hadid’s early drawings, it is useful to recall that Modernism in architecture had two competing directions. One—prominently represented by the Bauhaus—aimed to redes…

Zaha Hadid exhibition at Palazzo Franchetti in Venice, from May 27 to November 27 2016.

RNDRD | A partial index of published architectural rendering

Organizers: The State Hermitage Museum venue: Nikolaevsky Hall, the Winter Palace,Winter Palace, Moscow, Russia from 27/06/2015 10:30 until 27/09/2015 18:00. The first retrospective exhibition of her work in Russia, Zaha Hadid at The State Hermitage Museum provides unprecede...

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Image 30 of 34 from gallery of The Creative Process of Zaha Hadid, As Revealed Through Her Paintings. Photograph by Zaha Hadid

RNDRD | A partial index of published architectural rendering

RNDRD | A partial index of published architectural rendering

Exploring such concepts was paramount to Zaha Hadid, and they were apparent in the paintings she produced as part of the design process for Zaha Hadid Architects projects.

Centre for Contemporary Arts MAXXI, Rome Study painting by Zaha Hadid

Metropolis (1988) Acrylic and coloured pencil on paper

This winter, the Serpentine presents an exhibition of paintings and the rarely seen drawings of the pioneering and visionary architect Zaha Hadid. The exhibition will take place in the Serpentine Sackler Gallery, an extension completed in 2013 and one of Zaha Hadid Architects�...

The change in Zaha Hadid’s drawings—fragmentation giving way to fluid form—was already evident in her drawings analyzing the farming landscape around the Vitra factory site for the Fire…