The next Zaha Hadid | emerging architect
Zaha Hadid, born in Baghdad in 1950, has been one of the most famous architect of the world. First woman to receive the Pritzker Architecture Prize, has studied mathematics at the American University of Beirut and at the Architectural Association School of London. She taught in numerous unversities including Columbia, Hardvard, Yale. Here are some of Zaha Hadid Architects works.
Riverside Museum, Glasgow
Nordpark Railway Stations. Innsbruck, Austria
Abu Dhabi Performing Art Centre, (not already finished).
The elegance, the being non conventional, the power to break with the past of her works show her genius. The native country and being a woman have not restrained her talent, the ability to distribute her works all over the world. She got what no other woman had ever achieved in the field of architecture.
Her life and her work must be a demonstration of where it is possible to arrive when there is talent and above all of willpower. This is to be a warning not only for women and those who do not come from big cities, but also for all young students who have chosen this profession. If this is what you want to do and you can not think of anything else, if you think that if you have the opportunity then your works might be appreciated, if you want to be the next Zaha Hadid, then stop thinking and find the way to show everybody your work.
If you are young, an emerging architect, do not be afraid that anyone could stole your project. It will simply be a confirmation that you have done a good job. Show how much you are able to do, thanks to the Internet, your work can travel overseas in a few seconds and get to the PCs of the most important current or future architecture studios.
Innovingbiz primarily wants to be a free showcase to show your works, realized or not. To find customers, partners, studies interested in hiring you. It’s free. This is the first step you can do. Then it will depend on your skills.
Hadid died in Miami in 2016. His works will continue to live to show everyone that anyone can get what he or she has, talent does not have gender, race, education.
It is creativity and pure energy.