Sunday, November 15, 2009
Ideation the Hadid way
Zaha Hadid's Maxxi museum of contemporary art in Rome is completed. The script-driven architecture began as a jagged scribble on a page of lined notepaper turning into an artwork in acrylic paint. And that, in turn, spawned hundreds of pages of computer-generated images creating a building for the presentation of the visual arts. Hadid describes the architecture as "porous, immersive, a field space, the notion of drift". The idea of architecture whose masses and spaces drift, says Hadid, has been alien to architecture but is well understood in art. The fact that Hadid makes connections between architecture and art suggests ideas from new sources – and different kinds of architectural form.
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