Zaha Hadid has been the mastermind behind some breathtaking architectural marvels across the globe. Her demise at 65 has come across as a major loss to the world of architecture and design. Being the first woman to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the Iraq-born London-based architect has left the world with some spectacular buildings to celebrate her life and contributions. Be it the Vitra fire Station that was built in 1994 in Germany or the London Aquatic centre built in 2008 in UK, Hadid has been an idol to upcoming designers and architects, setting iconic architectural trends in motion.

pstrongZaha Hadid/strong has been the mastermind behind some breathtaking architectural marvels across the globe. Her demise at 65 has come across as a major loss to the world of architecture and design. Being the first woman to win the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the Iraq-born London-based architect has left the world with some spectacular buildings to celebrate her life and contributions. Be it the Vitra fire Station that was built in 1994 in Germany or the London Aquatic centre built in 2008 in UK, Hadid has been an idol to upcoming designers and architects, setting iconic architectural trends in motion./p pWhile we were really looking forward to her luxury hotel design venture that was to commence this year in China, as mark of respect and celebration of her work, we present to you six of her masterpieces from across Asia:/p
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