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Zaha Hadid: From Drawings to Reality
- Zaha Hadid began her architectural career in the late 1970s, but it was in the 1990s that her work started to take physical form.
- The Vitra Fire Station in Germany was one of her first built projects, showcasing her unique design style.
- The intersecting concrete planes of the building represent Hadid's attempt to translate her conceptual drawings into functional architecture.
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