She describes the structure as a “biological analogy” whose primary components (branches, stems, fruits, and leaves) are then “transformed from these abstract diagrams into architectonic design.”

Chicago Eco-Pavilion
Hadid’s curvilinear pavilion will be constructed out of fabric stretched over an aluminum frame.
Neil Barrett flagship, Tokyo



"...Zaha Hadid describes the design of the Performing Arts Centre as a sculptural form that emerges from a linear intersection of pedestrian paths within the cultural district, gradually developing into a growing organism that sprouts a network of successive branches..."
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