Zaha Hadid Heydar Aliyev Center

I really like Zaha Hadid’s work because she uses this movement and flow style in her structures and the way they are all continuous makes the designs intriguing

This piece of architecture inspiration was a fluid form that broke free of the flat, communist-style design that was predominant across the country

“We wanted to take the plaza and shape it into an architectural environment, to create a continuous flow between inside and outside, to create a certain infinity,” Hadid says.

Pebble shaped wangjing Soho towers in Beijing

The structures are positioned in a very interesting way and even though the interior sides of the buildings seem to not get any light they actually are placed in a way that the sun and light can be seen through every window.

Described as "three interweaving mountains", the towers feature curved and tapered forms.

These three building are supposed to look like pebbles

I would like o use this building when designing my structures because it includes an organic form style

The design responds to the flows of the city

Mood board for materials on building

The final design I chose for the youth zone itself is initially made out of three circles

I joined the circles with straight lines making rectangles so then I could have a template for when drawing a more realistic design

I drew each section of the building

The building will be at the side of the park so it will be built on Greenland. There will be a lot of classrooms in the building for different activities and there will be stairs surrounding an elevator.

The building will have three floors