![]() ![]() Hadid dares to challenge the critics and meets negative feedback with determination and confidence, ultimately becoming the first woman to design an art museum in the United States and the youngest ever to win the prestigious Pritzker Prize. Even when faced with obstacles and rejection, Hadid continues to defy form. ![]() After some difficulty, one of her innovative designs becomes reality. Although she makes a name for herself in England, the ever unconventional Hadid is not hired to design buildings, so she enters competitions. In Tentler-Krylov’s telling, young Hadid’s interests in construction sites and math grow as she ages, leading to her getting a math degree in college and moving to London, where she studies architecture. Curious as a child, exploring mosques and palaces in Baghdad and wanting to create and construct the impossible, Zaha Hadid grew up to influence the field of architecture. ![]()
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