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The AJ’s 12 days of Christmas: Zaha Hadid
Over the next 12 days the AJ takes a look at the architects who have made the headlines this year. First up: Zaha Hadid
Zaha Hadid Architects
News stories about and completed buildings by Zaha Hadid Architects, headed by Patrik Schumacher
Everything should have been transparent on Tokyo Stadium job
Jim Heverin of Zaha Hadid Architects reflects on the events surrounding the scrapping of the practice’s Tokyo Stadium designs
Hadid: ‘Japanese architects colluded on Tokyo stadium job’
Zaha Hadid has hit out at the way both the Japanese authorities and architecture profession handled the Tokyo Olympic stadium job
Kuma wins Japan stadium job
Kengo Kuma has been chosen to design Tokyo’s 2020 Olympic stadium after Zaha Hadid Architects’ plans were scrapped earlier this year
Kengo Kuma and Toyo Ito reveal Tokyo stadium bids
Two new competing visions for Tokyo’s 2020 Olympic Stadium drawn up by Kengo Kuma and Toyo Ito have been revealed
Hadid: ‘Sustainability is a defining challenge of our generation’
Zaha Hadid tells the AJ that architects and others must act as politicians scramble to clinch a climate change deal at the COP21 summit in Paris
Zaha on Peyton-Jones: ‘She has an unrelenting enthusiasm to experiment’
Zaha Hadid, the architect behind the Serpentine Gallery’s first summer pavilion in 2000, has paid tribute to departing boss Julia Peyton-Jones
Zaha Hadid questions lack of UK work
World famous architect tells AJ of her struggle to win commercial and residential projects after keynote speech at MIPIM UK
Schumacher to judge contest for new European microstate
The world’s ‘third smallest sovereign state’, Liberland has launched an ideas competition for its national masterplan
Latest images of Zaha Hadid’s New York condo scheme revealed
New images showing Zaha Hadid Architects’ first residential building in New York City have been released