Heyder Aliyev Center By Zaha Hadid
Here’s a collection of pictures showing Zaha Hadid’s recently completed Heyder Aliyev Center that rises from the surface of a plaza in Baku, Azerbaijan.
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The photographer has captured the Heyder Aliyev Center interior and exterior. It has been the main venue for exhibitions, concerts, and alternative cultural activities within the capital town.
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The 57,000-square-metre building was formed as a fluid structure rising from the bottom as collapsed, undulating ribbons that kind endless surface and wrap over glazed facades.Clad with thousands of optical fiber concrete tiles, the building was designed to be a “celebration of traditional Azeri culture.”
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“One of the foremost essential but difficult parts of the project was the subject development of the building’s skin,” aforementioned the architects.The interior options a library, giant area, conference house, and meeting rooms.
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The structure combines concrete with a steel house frame, with all vertical columns hidden below the swooping, folding shell.Light from the inside spills-out over the outer the surfaces at night through gaps within the folds of the exterior.
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