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Hadid's architectural style is characterized by abstraction, fragmentation, and movement .Her early designs were radical and experimental, drawing inspiration from the Russian avant-garde movement, particularly the works of Jasimir Maliovic and Vladimir Tatlin .Islamic calligraphy, encountered during her childhood in Iraq, also influenced her, leading her to explore ideas of weightlessness and fluidity .Hadid faced criticism for not prioritizing space optimization and functionalism, but she continued to push the boundaries of architecture.

Hadid's architectural style is characterized by abstraction, fragmentation, and movement .

Her early designs were radical and experimental, drawing inspiration from the Russian avant-garde movement, particularly the works of Jasimir Maliovic and Vladimir Tatlin . She translated Maliovic's geometric abstract art into buildings .

Islamic calligraphy, encountered during her childhood in Iraq, also influenced her, leading her to explore ideas of weightlessness and fluidity .

Her first realized project was the Vitra Fire Station in Germany in 1993, which brought her imagination to life in a physical structure.

The digital age allowed her to create architectural designs that appeared to float, slide, and move. She was an early adopter of 3D design processes.

Hadid faced criticism for not prioritizing space optimization and functionalism, but she continued to push the boundaries of architecture.

Her last work was the Port House in Antwerp, Belgium .

Zaha Hadid broadened the horizons of architecture and inspired new architectural thinking . Her vision continues through her company, Zaha Hadid Architects.