Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi-British architect known for pioneering deconstructivism in modern architecture. She was the first woman and first Muslim recipient of the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004. Hadid studied mathematics at the American University of Beirut and architecture at the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London. She founded her own firm, Zaha Hadid Architects, in 1980 in London. Some of her notable projects include the Vitra fire station in Germany, the BMW Central Building in Leipzig, and the Library and Learning Center at the University of Economics Vienna.

3. GENERAL INFO
0 Iraqi-British
0 Phenomenon in modern architecture
0 Deconstructive architect
0 Pritzker Architecture Prize(2004) and Stirling
Prize(2011)

4. EARLY LIFE AND EDUCATION
Born:
0 October 31, 1950/ in Baghdad, Iraq
0 Education:
0 American University of Beirut (Mathematic)
0 Architectural Association School of Architecture (in London)

5. What is the deconstructivism?
0 A development of postmodern architecture
0 Deconstruction theory
0 Began: in the late 1980s
0 Doubt and chaos sensation

6. CAREER
0 Zaha Hadid Architects(1980, London)
0 Employees more than 350 people
0 Professor at the University of Applied Arts Vienna in
Austria

7. AWARDS
Pritzker Architecture Prize:
0 The first female and the first Muslim recipient, 2004
Forbes List:
0 The World's 100 Most Powerful Women, ranked
69th, 2008

8. PROJECTS

9. Vitra fire station, Weil am
Rhein, Germany

10. BMW Central
Building, Leipzig, Germany

11. Zaha Hadid's Library and Learning
Center, University of Economics Vienna

12. 0 Tokyo Olympic Stadium project, which was designed by her causes
discussions, because the budget of the project is 1.3 billion dollar

13. Thanks for Listening