Zaha Hadid, Malevich’s Tektonik, 1976, London, United Kingdom, Acrylic on card © Zaha Hadid FoundationZaha Hadid Architects, The Peak, Blue slabs, Hong Kong, China, 1983, Acrylic on cartridge paper © Zaha Hadid FoundationZaha Hadid Architects, CAC: Contemporary Arts Center, Relief model, Cincinnati, USA, 2001, Paper © Zaha Hadid FoundationZaha Hadid Architects, Metropolis, London, United Kingdom, 2014, Acrylic on canvas © Zaha Hadid FoundationZaha Hadid Architects, Serpentine North Gallery, Perspective painting of the Serpentine extension, London, UK, 2012 © Zaha Hadid FoundationZaha Hadid Architects, West Hollywood Civic Centre, Drawing, Los Angeles, USA, 1987, Ink and watercolours on paper © Zaha Hadid FoundationZaha Hadid Architects, Moonsoon, Model, Sapporo, Japan, 1989-1990, Perspex and plastic © Zaha Hadid FoundationZaha Hadid Architects, Vitra Fire Station, Drawing, Weil am Rhein, Germany, 1991-1993, Ink and watercolours on paper © Zaha Hadid FoundationZaha Hadid Architects, Tomigaya Building, Competition model, Tokyo, Japan, 1986, Acrylic, wood and metal © Zaha Hadid FoundationZaha Hadid Architects, Victoria City Aerial, Model, Berlin, Germany, 1988, Acrylic and aluminum © Zaha Hadid FoundationZaha Hadid Architects, Irish Prime Minister’s Residence, Overall isometric plan, Dublin, Ireland, 1980, Acrylic, watercolour and ink on paper © Zaha Hadid Foundation

The Zaha Hadid Foundation is dedicated to the legacy of the boundary breaking architect and her commitment to education and perpetual experimentation across architecture and related disciplines.

Established by Zaha, the Foundation is an independent charity based in London. Housed in her former offices in an 1870s schoolhouse, our public gallery provides a unique setting for engaging with her legacy while fostering contemporary ideas and practices. Alongside preserving, researching and activating Zaha’s archive, we host exhibitions and public programmes, support education and emerging voices, and partner with a range of organisations around the world.

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