The paper linear models by Zaha Hadid's architecture practice represent a unique approach in architectural presentation, balancing simplicity and aesthetics without fussing over final details.
These models, with their clean appearance and origami-like sensibility, are designed to be aesthetically pleasing and functional as wall-hung artworks, blurring boundaries between architecture and art.
The exhibition showcases a range of commissions, highlighting how economic factors have influenced which designs were realized, reflecting the changing landscape of architecture over the past decade.
Zaha Hadid: Paper Museums at the Zaha Hadid Foundation is a small yet visually compelling exhibition, prompting discussions about how designs are presented to clients in modern architecture.
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