Exploring the Life and Legacy of Zaha Hadid

The video introduces Zaha Hadid, a pioneering architect known for her unique and futuristic designs. It covers her early life in Baghdad, her education in Switzerland and London, and her career as a groundbreaking architect. Zaha's innovative use of curved shapes and advanced technologies challenged traditional architecture. She became the first woman and Muslim to win the Pritzker Prize, leaving a lasting impact on the industry and inspiring future generations.

What city did Zaha Hadid grow up in?

• Beirut

• Cairo

• Rome

• Baghdad

At what age did Zaha start designing clothes?

• 10

• 12

• 7

• 5

Which school did Zaha attend that welcomed children of all religions?

• A university in London

• A boarding school in Switzerland

• A Catholic school in Baghdad

• A public school in Baghdad

What was Zaha Hadid's favorite subject in school?

• Art

• Science

• Mathematics

• History

Which city did Zaha travel to that influenced her perception of art?

• Paris

• Berlin

• Rome

• London

What was the shape of Zaha Hadid's building designs that amazed her teachers?

• Curved

• Circular

• Rectangular

• Square

How long did Zaha Hadid wait before her first building was completed?

• 10 years

• 5 years

• 20 years

• 15 years

What was the material used in Zaha's first completed building?

• Wood

• Glass

• Steel

• Concrete

Which prestigious award did Zaha Hadid win, making her the first woman and Muslim recipient?

• Gold Medal of the RIBA

• Stirling Prize

• Pritzker Prize

• Nobel Prize in Architecture

What nickname was Zaha Hadid known by due to her architectural style?

• The Duchess of Design

• The Baroness of Building

• The Queen of Curve

• The Empress of Engineering