Someone Has Built It Before

From eliinbar’s Sketchbook 2011 , Zaha Hadid’s Inspiration Sources

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In this post I present MVRDV’s Sloterpark Swimming Pool and Zaha Hadid’s Pierres Vives–building , housing three government departments .

Zaha Hadid is today the most widely publicized and influential architect by Google test. 

It’s not the formal similarity, why I pose the two projects, and I don’t have the intention to insinuate that Zaha Hadid copied from another. 

My goal is to encourage the developing of “Codex rules“for a new architectural planning process that I call  Conscious Inspiration.

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Zaha Hadid Architects

Pierres Vives

Montpellier France  2002-2012

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MVRDV Architects

Sloterpark Swimming Pool 

 Amsterdam  competition 1994

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From Zaha Hadid’s Site:

The Pierres Vives Building “ Housing three government department emerging as a “tree of Knowledge” three institutions unified within a single envelope”

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The spectacular design of the building is inspired by the idea of a “tree of knowledge” as an organizational diagram for the entire project. 

Zaha Hadid uses the concept of trunk and tree to organize and divide up the complexity of the administrative citadel as a whole.

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Eliinbar sketches 2011, Zaha Hadid’s Inspiration Sources

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Zaha Hadid is looking for a programming idea to combine three institutions unified within a single envelope.

She is inspired by the metaphor of the” tree of Knowledge”

How it affect Zaha Hadid’s design?

Are metaphors her Inspiration Sources?

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“I am a tree of knowledge” from The Macho Response blog”

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Check the  NEW  CONSCIOUS  INSPIRATION  PAGE

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