Zaha Hadid (architect)

Zaha Hadid was a renowned Iraqi-British architect known for her innovative, futuristic designs characterized by flowing lines, dynamic shapes, and complex structures. She was a pioneer in using cutting-edge technology and materials to create buildings that often appear to be in motion, challenging traditional architecture. Her works include cultural institutions, sports arenas, and public spaces worldwide, reflecting her visionary approach and mastery of form. Hadid was the first woman to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize, acknowledging her significant impact on contemporary architecture and her role in pushing the boundaries of design.