Lacoste Shoes in leather and rubber, designed in 2008 by Zaha Hadid.
In the list of such pioneering designers, Zaha Hadid who is the first woman to receive the renowned Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004 has created some ground-breaking pieces of sculpture crafted from daily use household items.
The designs by the renowned designer will be housed at PMA (Philadelphia Museum of Art) which is among the largest art museums in the United States, showcasing more than 2,000 years of exceptional human creativity in various fields such as painting, sculpture, works on paper and decorative arts. The museum has architectural settings from Asia, Europe, Latin America and the United States.
The designs are named as Starchitecture and can be an inseparable part of your living room decor. As stated by PMA curator Kathryn Hiesinger for the designer, “She was early and extremely consistent in adopting direct-to-production technology. You have a computer program feeding itself into a manufacturing system, so her design gets translated very directly into a finished product.”
Mesa Table, 2007, designed for Vitra GmBH.
Silver Coffee and Tea Set, designed in 1995-1996, manufactured by Sawaya & Moroni, Milan, Italy.
Melissa Shoes, 2008, in injected plastic.
Z-Car 1, 2006, made by GTM Cars, Kingswinford, England.
Z-Chairs, 2011, in stainless steel
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he designs are created from polyurethane, wood, steel, aluminum and each item is one-of-a kind and do not resemble to anything that you have seen before. The designer Zaha Hadid will be honored with the Design Excellence Award given by Collab on 19th November this year. The Collab is a volunteer committee of design professionals and enthusiasts sustaining the modern and contemporary design collection at the Museum. The first female designer to receive this award has successfully completed many projects such as MAXXI: National Museum of 21st Century Art in Rome, Riverside Museum of Transport in Glasgow, Guangzhou Opera House in China and is currently working on Aquatics Center for the London 2012 Olympic Games.
via: metropolismag
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