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Passed by the construction site of OMA's Axel Springer Verlag in Berlin, which is almost done. 😬 Ugh, that atrium facade. What happened with the "almost invisible" glass facade from the initial concept? How did it become this triangulated, crumpled thing? Not a fan.
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I knoooow, glass behaves differently in real life and we love to render them as these "ethereal suggestions." No glass will ever be this transparent. But still, what were they thinking? I would give everything for some behind-the-scenes here... Earlier images, for reference.
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How did Zaha Hadid Architects (@ZHA_News) enter the Chinese market and become one of the most successful foreign architecture firms operating in the country? A thread 👇
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I would not be surprised if it comes up in the architecture magazines in four years built just as the renderings. I surely hope not (who needs all that glass in Shenzhen?), but it would surely confirm ZHA's power to build whatever they want in China.
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Zaha Hadid Architects in China

How did Zaha Hadid Architects enter the Chinese market and become one of the most successful foreign architecture firms operating in the country

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