Oke News-Zaha Hadid, an English-born British woman architect, becomes a google doodle today. One of his works, Al-Wakrah Stadium, had reaped controversy because of its form.

Who would have thought the Al-Wakrah fishing village in Qatar would change completely after Zaha Hadid's football stadium stood there? Yes, this village with a population of 30 thousand people is a fishing village in Qatar. In addition to fish, this village also produces pearls. The village was chosen as one of the places to compete in the World Cup 2022 event in Qatar.

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The stadium reaps controversy and scorns many architects because of its vulva-like, vaginal opening. But Zaha, the designer calmly replied, as reported by The Guardian's news page, "They say what? All the holes in it mean the vagina? A real stupidity."
Clearly, Zaha does not design the stadium carelessly. Women born October 31, 1950 is said to be inspired from the ancient arabic ship.

Zaha is not a person carelessly. The woman who was nicknamed "Queen of Curve" is calculating the true engineering and building structures that he designed, despite having a very futuristic design.


Then he moved to Rotterdam to work with Koolhas and Zenghelis, his former professor, at the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA).

In 1980, Zaha Hadid founded his own architectural consultant named Zaha Hadid Architects. The office is based in London, England. Now, this consulting office employs 400 staff spread across 40 countries.
The first building that was born from his own hands was Vitra Fire Station in Weil am Rhein, Germany, which was completed in 1993. In the early 1990s and early 2000s, the work quickly became famous all over the world for its very neo-futuristic design without leaving The structure is steady. Since then the ordering design came from all over the world.

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