Zaha Hadid: The Architect Who Redefined Form and Possibility For All Designers // Saturday Studio AB Ep 40
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This episode explores the life and impact of Zaha Hadid, an architect known for redefining form through fluid geometry and advancing computational design.
Welcome to Saturday Studio, a series from Architecture Beyond where we study architectural pioneers and connect their thinking to how we design today. In this episode, we explore the life and impact of Zaha Hadid — an architect known for redefining form through fluid geometry, advancing computational design, and building a global practice rooted in research and experimentation. 🎙 What This Episode Covers Zaha Hadid’s early life, education, and career trajectory Her role in ad...
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