According to the British media, the prototype of the master of this book, Ms. Zaha Hadid, died of a heart attack last night! At the age of 65!

In the email, all employees at Zaha's office wrote: "It is with deep personal sadness that I have to tell you that Zaha Hadid died suddenly of a heart attack in Miami this morning. We are all immersed in the grief of losing her, who is an incomparable person, an artist, a leader, and a friend, and we relate to her family and friends at this moment. I will contact you once the memorial service is confirmed. In the face of this great loss, I would also like to confirm to you that our cause will still be full of strength to move forward, which is what we must do for Zahahadid, and which is exactly what she expects. ”

Born in Baghdad in 1950, Zaha Hadid studied mathematics in Lebanon and studied architecture at the Architectural Association (AA) in London in 1972, graduating with a master's degree from the ArchitecturalAssociation (AA) in 1977. He then joined Metropolitan Architects, where he taught at the AA School of Architecture with Remkoolhaas and Elia Zenghelis, where he established his own studio until 1987.

Zaha Hadid's path to fame was full of thorns. Although she was known as the "master of deconstructionism" at an early age, despite her bold use of geometry, she won awards large and small, sometimes as many as four a year. But most of her works can only lie quietly on drawings, and she was even once called an architect who "talks on paper". It wasn't until 1993 that Hadid unveiled his famous film, a fire station in the German town of Weil am Rhein. She creates a state where the building and the ground are separated from each other, achieving a mirage effect!

In a male-dominated industry, she became a symbol of the profession as a female architect through her own efforts. A reporter from Lebanese Television once asked in an interview with Hadid: "You're a lucky one, aren't you?" Zahayan replied, "No! I work hard! I spent several times the effort of others! I haven't let myself go a day! ”

Zaha Hadid was the first woman to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize, and no other female architect before her had achieved the same international reach, and in her projects, attention has sometimes been paid to her beyond the building itself. From this point of view, Zaha Hadid, the number one female demon in the world of architecture, has gone beyond architecture itself.

Over the course of her career, Zaha Hadid has designed numerous buildings, some of which have been built and more of which have remained on drawings. In terms of the buildings themselves, perhaps Zaha has received as much praise and criticism, some of which have been forgotten and more remembered. To borrow the words of a friend of mine, on this day, the people who hate Zaha Hadid the most have to feign their grief, because Zaha Hadid has indeed changed the world.

As far as the rookie is concerned, maybe God wants to build a house, so he took the rick workers away!

In addition, the rookie has slightly adjusted the plot of the next Master Zaha! Hats off to the masters! Give her a more magnificent ending than just lying in a hospital bed and dying of a heart attack!