Zaha Mohamad hadid
Download as PPTX, PDF3 likes2,094 views
Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect known for her innovative deconstructivist designs featuring fluid curves and non-orthogonal angles. She was the first woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize and designed several landmark buildings around the world. Some of her most notable works included the Guangzhou Opera House, Heydar Aliyev Center, and Leeza Soho Tower. Hadid passed away in 2016 but left behind a revolutionary legacy that pushed the boundaries of architectural design.
Zaha Mohamad hadid
- 1. ZAHA HADID 1950-2016 “Queen of the Curve”
- 2. ZAHA MOHAMAD HADID■ Born on 31 October, 1950 Baghdad, Iraq ■ First woman to receive the PritzkerArchitecture Prize, in 2004 ■ First and only woman to be awarded the Royal Gold Medal from the Royal Institute of BritishArchitects ■ Received the UK's most prestigious architectural award, the Stirling Prize, in 2010 and 2011 ■ Studied architecture at Architectural Association School of Architecture in London. ■ Opened her own architectural firm, ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS, in London in 1980 ■ Began her career teaching architecture, first at the Architectural Association
- 4. ARCHITECTURA L PHILOSOPHY ■Deconstructivism ■Fluidity ■Gravity-Defying ■Fragmentary ■Revolutionary
- 5. PARAMETRICISM ■ A style within contemporary avant-garde architecture ■ Promoted as a successor to post-modern architecture and modern architecture ■ The term was coined in 2008 by Patrik Schumacher, an architectural partner of Zaha Hadid (1950-2016)
- 6. MAJOR WORKS ■ The Guangzhou Opera House in China ■ The Aquatic Centre for the London 2012 Olympics ■ Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku, Azerbaijan ■ Michigan State University's Broad Art Museum in the US ■ The Beijing Daxing International Airport in China ■ Her designs have been presented posthumously, including the statuette for the 2017 Brit Awards ■ Several of her buildings were still under construction at the time of her death, including the Daxing airport and the AlWakrah Stadium in Qatar, a venue for the 2022 FIFAWorld Cup
- 7. Heydar Aliyev Center Heydar Aliyev Center in Baku, Azerbaijan
- 8. ■ Location : Baku, Azerbaijan ■ Area : 69,000 sq. ft ■ Year of Construction : 2007-2012 ■ Roof Height : 74m ■ No. of Floors : 8 ■ Accommodates : • A 1000-seat auditorium • Temporary exhibition spaces • Conference center • Library • Workshops • Museum
- 9. ■ Establishes a continuous, fluid relationship between its surrounding plaza and the building’s interior ■ Represents a fluid form which emerges by the folding of the landscape’s natural topography and by the wrapping of individual functions of the Center ■ MATERIALS USED : Structure : Steel (Space Frame) Cladding : Glass Fibre Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) Glass Fibre Reinforced Polyester (GFRP) ■ Vertical structural elements are absorbed by the envelope and curtain wall system
- 10. SITE PLAN
- 11. INTERIOR ■ The center’s three main programs join together in a main hall with multiple levels and pathways ■ The ground floor has several lobby spaces intended to create public venues for uniting the different aspects of the center ■ Natural as well as artificial lightings used to highlight the building ■ The lighting design strategy differentiates the day and night reading of the building
- 12. AUDITORIUM 1000 seats Linear wall washers Step lighting Celling shadow gap wall washers providing general light
- 13. LEEZA SOHO TOWER
- 14. LEEZA SOHOTOWER • Skyscraper located in the Lize Financial Business District in Beijing, China. • Construction began in 2015 and was set to be completed in 2018. • Also known as Li ZeTower • A 46-storey (207m) mixed-use tower with the world’s tallest atrium. • Has evolved from its specific site conditions. • According to the architects, the tower is designed to "rise as a single volume, divided into two halves." • Two main components guiding the design concept: I. Subway connection II. Central Atrium
- 15. ■ Site Area: 30,688 m2 ■ Gross Floor Area: 172,800 m2 ■ Above Ground: 124,000 m2 ■ Below Ground: 48,800 m2 ■ Height: 207 m ■ Top of occupied floor: 190.5 m (45 floors) ■ Floors Above Ground: 46 levels ■ Retail: 10,000 m2 ■ Vehicle Parking: 480 ■ Bicycle Parking: 2,680 ■ 2,680 bicycle parking spaces with lockers and shower facilities. ■ Dedicated charging spaces for electric/hybrid cars are located below ground.
- 16. Central Atrium
- 17. Central Atrium ■ A central twisting atrium - the world’s tallest - extends 190m, connecting the two halves together ■ Twisting at 45 degrees to orientate the atrium’s higher floors with the east-west axis of Lize Road, one of west Beijing’s primary avenues. ■ Dynamic twist of the atrium allows the natural lighting and the views of the city from the center of each floor. ■ Sky bridges at each level and a double-insulated glass facade unite the two halves of the tower together within a single cohesive envelope. ■ Atrium will be a new public space for the city.
- 18. ■ An outdoor, public piazza surrounds the tower, echoing its circular form at the center of the new financial district and welcoming visitors inside. ■ The tower provides self-shading for the atrium’s public space below while double insulated low-e glazing (U=2.0W/m²K; SC=0.4) and envelope insulation (U=0.55 W/m²K).
- 19. Subway Connection ■ Located at the intersection of Lines 14 and 16 currently under-construction for the Beijing Subway rail network. ■ Grows straddling the new subway tunnel that diagonally divides the site. ■ The tower rises as a single volume divided into two halves on either side of the tunnel. ■ Structural rings at each level, four sky bridges, and a double-insulated glass facade unite the two halves of the tower together.
- 21. CONCEPT ■ Evolved from the concepts of a natural landscape ■ Fascinating interplay between architecture and nature ■ Based with the principles of erosion, geology and topography ■ Influenced by river valleys ■ Shaped to resemble two pebbles on the bank of the Pearl River
- 22. ■ Location: Guangzhou peoples’ Republic of China ■ The smaller 400-seat multifunction hall is designed for performance art, opera and concerts in the round ■ Sits in perfect harmony with it’s riverside location ■ Design evolved from the concepts of a natural landscape and the fascinating ■ Interplay between architecture and nature; engaging with the principles of erosion, geology and topography ■ Made up of 12,000 tonnes of precision-cut steel shapes using bespoke steel joint ■ Freestanding concrete auditorium set within an exposed granite and glass-clad steel frame ■ Flowing surfaces of the balconies and the walls prevent sound bouncing
- 23. AUDITORIUM ■ Consists of theatre, multifunctional hall along with rehearsal rooms and entrance. ■ Consists of 1,800 seat , multifunction hall consists 400 seat ■ Lined with panels made from glass fibre to create flowing surface ■ Houses the very latest acoustic technology ■ Covered with gold-coloured acrylic panels and punctuated with thousands of spotlights
- 24. NATURAL LIGHT
- 25. NIGHTVIEW
- 26. OTHER ARCHITECTUR E RELATED WORKS ■ Good designer, artist, painter and good in sketching. ■ Some sort of interior related works as follows: 1. The Odrupgaard Bench 2. AquaTable 3. Tide Shelving 4. Floating Staircase 5. Celeste Necklace & Cuff 6. Lapella Chair 7. Aria Pendant Lamp
- 27. AWARDS AND HONORS ■ 1982: Gold Medal Architectural Design, BritishArchitecture for 59 Eaton Place, London ■ 1994: Erich Schelling ArchitectureAward ■ 2002: Austrian State Prize for Architecture for Bergiselschanze ■ 2003: European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture for the Strasbourg tramway terminus and car park in Hoenheim, France ■ 2003:Commander of the Civil Division of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for services to architecture ■ 2004: Pritzker Prize ■ 2005: Austrian Decoration for Science and Art ■ 2005: German Architecture Prize for the central building of the BMW plant in Leipzig ■ 2005: Designer of theYear Award for Design Miami
- 28. . ■ 2005: RIBA European Award for BMW Central Building ■ 2006: RIBA European Award for Phaeno Science Centre ■ 2007:Thomas Jefferson Medal in Architecture ■ 2008: RIBA European Award for Nordpark Cable Railway ■ 2010: RIBA European Award for MAXXI ■ 2012: Jane Drew Prize for her "outstanding contribution to the status of women in architecture.” ■ 2012: Jury member for the awarding of the Pritzker Prize to Wang Shuin Los Angeles. ■ 2013: 41stWinner of theVeuve Clicquot UK Business Woman Award. ■ 2013: Elected international member, American Philosophical Society ■ She was also on the editorial board of the Encyclopedia Britannic
- 29. CONCLUSION ■ Signature style : Curve Lines Fluidity Parametricism Bold shapes Broke Barriers ■ Zaha Hadid : an Energy Beam a beam of enlightenment an epitome of futuristic minimalism ■ Her design metaphors represent the spirit of “sharp-energetic-feminine” figure in architecture ■ She turned architecture into jewelry
- 30. “I am a strong believer that architecture can express something of which we have no idea that is possible – A new order of things, Another view of the world” - Zaha Hadid Left the world a little more fabulous than when she entered in.
- 31. THANKYOU!