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    ORIGINS OF FIELD SPACEAn Exploration of Zaha Hadids Inspiration

    Tim Tocci / Prof. Rihab Bagnole /

    ARTH 701: Contemporary Art / 11.11.2010

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    BIO 1950 BORN IN BAGHDAD

    1963 BAATH PARTY RISES

    1977 GRADUATED AA

    1980 ZHA FOUNDED

    1983 THE POINT

    1993 VITRA FIRE

    1994 CARDIFF BAY

    1997 WINS MAXXI

    2001 STRASBOURG FINISHED

    2004PRITZKER AWARD

    2007 AIA AWARD

    2009 MAXXI OPENS

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    Analogies from tectonic faults, geological systems, and more recently,organic systems (Schumacher 29)

    More primal systems > Cosmology

    Quantum Mechanics / Special Relativity / General Relativity

    THESIS

    Abu Dhabi Performing Arts Centre / 2007-2012

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    Fragmentation and flow come together in the idea of the field. - Hadid

    WHAT IS A FIELD?

    Strasbourg Tram Terminus / 2001

    ...spaces of a geometry that seem more related to quantum mechanicsthan to Euclid.

    - Peter Noever

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    ITS NOT A GRID

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    Abu Dhabi Performing Arts Centre

    2007-2012ITS NOT A GRID

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    Abu Dhabi Performing Arts Centre

    2007-2012ITS NOT A GRID

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    Abu Dhabi Performing Arts Centre

    2007-2012ITS NOT A GRID

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    Abu Dhabi Performing Arts Centre

    2007-2012ITS NOT A GRID

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    Abu Dhabi Performing Arts Centre

    2007-2012

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    WHAT IS SPACE?

    Nordpark Railway / 2007

    The resultant graphic space greatly anticipates the later...concepts offieldand swarm. The effect is very much like the effects currently pursuedwith...digitally simulated gravitational fields that grip, align, orient, andthus cohere a set of elements or particles with the digital model

    - Patrik Schumacher

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    WHAT IS SPACE?

    Lotus / Installation for Venice Exhibit 2010

    The dynamism in Hadids work develops through the conventionalsigns of planes, but describes the planes of future three-dimensionalbodies. At a certain moment...Hadids work...explodes in the three-dimensional time of the new architectural construction.

    - Gordana Fontana-Giusti

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    MORE THAN PLANES + VOLUMES

    ...Zaha Hadid has painted of cities and buildingsbending in the throes of Einsteinian warp...

    -Joseph Giovannini

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    MORE THAN PLANES + VOLUMES

    ...Zaha Hadid has painted of cities and buildingsbending in the throes of Einsteinian warp...

    -Joseph Giovannini

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    This latent shift in the definition of architecture from matter to energybecomes ultimately explicit in one of her most recent buildings, theStrasbourg tram terminus.

    - Gordana Fontana-Giusti

    STRASBOURG TRAM TERMINUS

    Strasbourg Tram Terminus / 2001

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    The overall concept towards the planning of the car park and the stationis one of overlapping fields and lines that knit together to form aconstantly shifting whole. Those fields are the patterns of movementengendered by cars, trams, bicycles and pedestrians. Each has a trajectory

    and a trace, as well as a static fixture - Andreas Ruby

    STRASBOURG TRAM TERMINUS

    Strasbourg Tram Terminus / 2001

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    Strasbourg Tram Terminus / 2001

    The notion of the cars as being ephemeral and constantly changingelements on the site is manifested as a magnetic field of white lines onthe black tarmac.

    - Andreas Ruby

    STRASBOURG TRAM TERMINUS

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    STRASBOURG TRAM TERMINUS

    Strasbourg Tram Terminus / 2001

    The specially articulated transition between open landscape and publicinterior space is designed to evoke a new idea of artificial nature thatblurs the boundaries between natural and artificial environments and thusimproves the quality of civic life in Strasbourg.

    - Andreas Ruby

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    STRASBOURG TRAM TERMINUS

    Strasbourg Tram Terminus / 2001

    It is a territorial graffiti that combines the field-like inscription of thesurface in Walter de Marias Lightning Fieldwith the physical treatment ofterritory in Michael Heizers Double Negativeand the diagrammatic opticsof the asphalt ground in Ed Ruschas aerial photographs of L.A. parking

    lots. Its a landscape ready for takeoff - Andreas Ruby

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    The city flows inwards while the project flows outwards. Pio Baldi

    She calls the project 'a field more than an object... Rowan Moore

    MAXXI

    MAXXI / 2009

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    The design generates what Hadid calls 'confluence, interference andturbulence', and there is no single route through the building. There areloops and dead ends, some of which seem intended, others not

    Rowan Moore

    MAXXI

    MAXXI / 2009

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    The premise of the architectural design promotes a disinheriting of theobject oriented gallery space. Instead, the notion of a drift takes on anembodied form.

    - Patrik Schumacher

    MAXXI

    MAXXI / 2009

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    Merging the weightlessness of planetary architecture with the groundsgravitational downforce, this space invokes the heavy hovering soeloquently pictured in countless science-fiction movies.

    Andreas Ruby

    MAXXI

    MAXXI / 2009

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    With the rise of relativism and scientific achievement, society has fewerconcrete definitions of its existence and its origins. Through theapplication of field space, Hadid seeks to remind visitors oftheir placewithin a placein other words, the origins of their identity in the context

    of a vast and expanding universe

    CONCLUSION

    MAXXI / 2009