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Posted by Marcus Rosengren 03 Jul
Zaha Hadid Architecture + Design
We went to the Design Museum to see the first major UK exhibition of internationally renowned architect Zaha Hadid. Occupying two floors, it presents models of both developed and undeveloped buildings as well as Hadid’s elaborate furniture designs. Particularly impressive is the big projection screen that offers an insight to the various stages her designs go through before they are built. The first thing you see as you enter is her striking Swarm Chandelier, a perfect first example of the extravagance and intricacy of Zaha’s work present throughout the exhibition.
Written by Camron Intern Negar Ghadiri- Zare
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