Zaha Hadid. Complete Works 1979–Today. 2020 Edition (Multilingual Edition)

Love it!

Zaha Hadid: Complete Works 1979-Today is a gorgeous, sleek book that truly does justice to the brilliance of Hadid's work. The sophisticated design of the cover makes it a perfect addition to any design library, adding both style and substance. A must-have for anyone passionate about architecture and design—this book is a masterpiece in itself!

Great book. I highly recommend anything she has done....all her books including her children's book.

Great for gifting, or intending to gift but then keeping!

It’s a massive, well made book. Great for a coffee table. The cover and pictures are stunning, the information is thorough and I love that it has multiple languages in the same book. I bought this for my cousin who is in school for architecture, as Zaha Hadid is one of her favorites, and she loved the book.

The woman was a genius of epic proportions. The book tells it all and so beautifully. Sadly, too soon gone.

From little known work and early sculpture to some of the most iconic buildings in the world, this book is a tribute to the work and memory of Zaha Hadid who died too young, too soon. Fortunately she left behind a terrific legacy and an accomplished firm in capable hands.

After comparing both side by side I concluded that handy "The Complete Zaha Hadid (Expanded and Updated)" by Thames & Hudson is better. It includes small technical drawings, which allow to visualize/understand the projects/designs/buildings better than this one. And some designs are quite complicated and confusing, as being flowing (not orthogonal), and really difficult to comprehend especially for an average reader (I have a degree in architecture). This book is incomplete not in the scope of projects, but in the presentation of each. I know, it is a coffee table publication very well printed on excellent paper, but it is also quite heavy and not convenient to hold in hands. I personally do not like it, but it is a good book, though the other one I consider be better. However, "de gustibus non est disputandum".