Hadid

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Hadid (hā`dĭd), in the Bible, town, NE of Lydda (Lod), settled by Benjamites after the Exile.

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Hadid, Zaha

Pritzker Prize

Dellis Cay is being designed by a team of the world's top architects that includes Shigeru Ban, David Chipperfield, Carl Ettensperger, Zaha Hadid, Kengo Kuma and Piero Lissoni.

Island resort launch attracts Neue crowd by Real Estate Weekly

At the end of last year, Hadid won a heavy hitting competition for a Mediterranean Museum of Nuragic and Contemporary Art to be built on Cagliari's seafront, beating a clutch of high profile rivals such as Fuksas, Nouvel and Herzog & de Meuron.

Zaha Hadid: art museum, Cagliari, Italy by The Architectural Review

Though Zaha Hadid had the distinction last year of becoming the first female recipient of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, she is perhaps more notable as the only woman ever to have designed a major American museum.

Zaha Hadid by Schumacher, Patrick / Artforum International

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