Philosophy of Zaha Hadid's Design
Architect Zaha Hadid who died in March this year. The stamps issed with the initial design of the new National Stadium. In UK, the first project after her death, Mathematics: The Winton Gallery completed and opened.
This gallery was made as part of the renewal of the science museum in London, not only the first gallery completed in the UK after the death of ZahaHadid, the Architects It will be a permanent exhibition of the National Institute of Art.
An object that uses a streamline shape that spreads out from the ceiling, as is often seen in Zaha Hadid architecture, represents the flow of air that would surround the aircraft in flight. Furthermore, the layout of display shelves and benches, the shapes of curved galleries and lines depicted express air currents.
Mathematics: As the name suggests, The Winton Gallery exhibits mathematics related to every aspect of our lives. More than 100 items from the science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields of the museum, such as Islamic astronomical observation of the 17th century using old mathematical techniques and Enigma of decryption machine, are displayed.
Zaha Hadid who was studying mathematics at the university before she got her career as an architect, "she life he was raised in Iraq, mathematics was part of everyday life, playing with pen and paper, she was solving mathematical problems just simply for her mathematics was like drawing.
