Zaha Hadid (Hardcover)

This study of Zaha Hadid considers her interest in creating a fluid kind of spatiality in which the geometry is fragmented and, cubist-like, the perspective points are many and varied, thus reflecting characteristics of the modern world. Her forms seems to contradict their own solidarity thereby creating an intriguing ambiguity. The features and dynamics of her architecture are all thoroughly and fully explored in this book.