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190 projects

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Civic
Mixed Use
Jumeirah Nanjing Hotel & International Youth Cultural Centre
The Nanjing International Youth Cultural Centre harnessed the energy of the 2014 Youth Olympic Games to create a project with a lasting legacy that has enhanced and also regenerated its setting; acting as both an anchor and a catalyst for future investment in Nanjing’s Hexi New Town.

Photo by Stefano Lanza, Courtesy of Serralunga
Products
Ripple Sofa and Table for Serralunga
The distinctive undulating forms of the Ripple outdoor sofa and side table by ZHA for Serralunga are inspired by fluidity. Flowing curves and lines define a sense of movement, highlighting the sculptural quality of the ensemble.

Render by Devisual
Offices
Retail
Culture
Z8 Tower
Located in the core of Beijing’s Central Business District (CBD) at the intersection of Jianguo Road and Jinhe East Road, the new Z8 Tower faces the CBD’s central park and is defined by the historic alignment and urbanism of the city’s Chang’an Avenue.

Photograph by Jacopo Spilimbergo
Delta
Products
Delta Coffee Table
The Erosion Collection for Neutra investigates materiality, geology and sculptural form within a series of pieces combining ergonomic considerations with sculptural expression.

Photograph by Virgile Simon Bertrand
Sports
GO PARK Sai Sha
ZHA’s first sports and commercial project in Asia, GO PARK Sai Sha is nestled between the mountains of Hong Kong’s Ma On Shan Country Park and the sheltered waters of Three Fathoms Cove which leads out to the South China Sea.

Photograph by Virgile Simon Bertrand
Hospitality
Morpheus Hotel & Resort at City of Dreams Macao
The world’s first free-form high-rise exoskeleton optimises the interiors by creating spaces that are uninterrupted by supporting walls or columns. Three horizontal vortices generate the voids through the building and define the hotel’s dramatic internal public spaces.

Photograph by Luke Hayes
2nd Floor GWR, Cork Wall with the Thalia pattern, based on Thallus
Products
Thalia
ZHA has partnered with Gencork to create a unique cork wall panel system that combines all the benefits and natural properties of cork’s remarkable materiality with ZHA’s advanced computational design.

Photograph by David M Heald (c) SRGF New York
Exhibitions
Exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum
This exhibition provided an in-depth examination of the oeuvre of one of today’s most visionary architects. The first woman to be awarded the distinguished Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004, Dame Zaha Hadid is internationally known for both her theoretical and academic work, as well as a portfolio of built projects that have literally “shifted the geometry of buildings.”

Courtesy of Leo Torri Studio
Leo Torri Studio
Products
Minera Table
The Erosion Collection by ZHA for Neutra explores a dynamic interplay between materiality, time and form. The collection’s Minera Table and Branch Console celebrate the beauty of natural stone transformed over time.

Render by Negativ
Transport + Infrastructure
Rail Baltic Ülemiste Terminal
A multi-modal transport hub for the city’s commuters as well as international rail passengers and air travellers using the adjacent Tallinn Airport, the Ülemiste Passenger Terminal is designed as a connecting bridge linking together districts of Tallinn currently separated by the railway tracks that dissect the city.
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