Zaha Hadid Architects
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Studio London
10 Bowling Green Lane
London EC1R 0BQ
T +44 20 7253 5147
F +44 20 7251 8322
www.zaha-hadid.com Zaha Hadid Architects Harry Ibbs Head of BIM & Workflow [email protected]
Global Team
450 staff / 50 nationalities / 45 languages Passionate about architecture and innovation Dynamic team of dedicated and experienced professionals Senior leadership average 15 years with ZHA
Track Record of Success
39 years of practice, with 61 buildings completed in 18 countries Currently working on 78 projects around the globe
Commitment - Live Projects
28 buildings under construction or at detail stage in 17 countries Over 3M sqm (32M sf) of construction to be delivered over the next 5 years
Winning Streak 2016-2018
New commissions since April 2016 generate £120m (US $167m, Euro €137m) in Order Book
Global Presence
International Acclaim and Recognition
ZHA’s outstanding contribution to architecture continues to be acknowledged by the world’s most respected institutions such as the Royal Institute of British Architects, the American Institute of Architects, the International Olympic Committee, Government bodies, and many others.
Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) was
founded in 1979 and has been at the
forefront of architecture, art and
design for 35 years.
The practice is known internationally
for dynamic and innovative projects
which build on Zaha Hadid’s
revolutionary exploration and
research in the interrelated fields of
urbanism, architecture and design.
In 2004 she received the Pritzker
Prize in recognition of her
outstanding contribution to
architecture, and in 2016 she
received the RIBA Royal Gold
Medal.
Although we lost our founder in March 2016, her vision and design methods remain embedded in the DNA of our practice, through our many staff who studied and worked with her over nearly four decades. Zaha Hadid’s long-time collaborator and design partner Patrik Schumacher remains involved as chief designer in every project that we undertake. He sets the initial direction for each project, and guides the development of design ideas in collaboration with the design team, just as he and Zaha have done for many years.
31/10/1950
Baghdad, Iraq
31/03/2016
Miami, Florida, USA
Serpentine Sackler Gallery
Location
Kensington Gardens,
London, UK
Date
2009–2013
Client
The Serpentine Trust
Size
1,566m2
Serpentine Sackler Gallery
The Serpentine Sackler
Gallery consists of two
distinct parts, namely the
conversion of a classical
19th century brick
structure—The Magazine—
and a 21st century tensile
structure. The Serpentine
Sackler Gallery is thus—
after MAXXI in Rome—the
second art space where
Zaha Hadid Architects have
created a synthesis of old
and new.
Glasgow Riverside Museum
Location
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Date
2004–2011
Client
Glasgow City Council
Size
11,000m2
Glasgow Riverside Museum
The museum, a sectional extrusion open at both ends,
its outline encapsulating a
wave or pleat, flows from city to waterfront, symbolizing
dynamic relationship between
Glasgow and the ship-
building, seafaring and
industrial legacy of the river
Clyde. Clear glass facades allow light to flood through the
main exhibition space.
Investcorp Building
Location
Oxford, United Kingdom
Date
2013–2015
Client
Middle East Centre,
St. Antony’s College,
University of Oxford
Size
1,200m2
Investcorp Building
The new Investcorp Building for the Middle
East Centre provides 1,127
square metres of additional floor space and a new 117-
seat lecture theatre;
doubling the space available for the Middle
East Centre’s expanding
library archive, and providing optimum
conditions to conserve and
manage the centre’s collections that were
previously stored in
the basement of 66 Woodstock Road.
London Aquatics Centre
Location
London, United Kingdom
Date
2005–2011 Olympic Mode
2012–2014 Legacy Mode
Client
Olympic Delivery
Authority
Size
36,875m2
London Aquatics Centre
A concept inspired by the fluid geometry of water in
motion, creating
spaces and a surrounding environment in sympathy
with the river landscape of
the Olympic Park. An
undulating roof sweeps up
from the ground as a wave,
enclosing the pools of the Centre with its unifying
gesture.
London Aquatics Centre
ROCA London Gallery
Location
London, United Kingdom
Date
2009–2011
Client
ROCA Ltd
Size
1,100m2
JCDecaux Billboards
Location
London, United Kingdom
Date
2014-2018
Client
JCDecaux
Size
Length: 30m
Height: 6.9/2.8m
Resembling a twisted ribbon, ZHA’s JCDecaux sculptural advertising structure sits beside the A4 dual carriageway on one of London’s busiest roads. The display is capable of blending into the form, enhancing the form, and moving beyond the traditional rectangular advertising format.
JCDecaux Billboard
ZHA have successfully implemented many BIM Level 1 & 2 projects, the AEC Industry is struggling to find BIM Level 3 implementation
BIM Levels
BIM vs Traditional project knowledge curve
£££
• Reduce handover exchange interop • Share standards • Execution plan • Common data environment • Interoperable file formats
• So why would ZHA invest in any
additional work at the early stages?
• If ZHA have a greater role in later project
stages the up front investment pays
• Otherwise we are setting a project up
reduce the risk and workload at later
stages for all
• So ask additional fees or simply front
load fees to reflect the earlier costs?
• The decision if and when to move to BIM
can be driven by what stage we hand
over to our LEA and the scope split
• If we have scope limited to early stage
design we can simple hand over BIM
usable data for others to integrate into a
BIM model
BIM vs 2D CAD Resource profile
21 BIM GROUP expert specialists
100+ BIM Workflow Trained Staff
12 BIM DP & CATIA 3dx Trained staff
20 Associate Up trained & experienced
BIM GROUP & ZHA Trained Staff
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Low Polygon model to Nurbs
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Design Development parametric modelling
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Nurbs Modelling
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Dynamo to Rhino reference lines
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BIM Document Management
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Navisworks: Coordination
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Navisworks: Clash detection
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Automation: Metadata Setting Door Mark based on location, Total number of doors in project: 1690 Duration of run for Dynamo script: 1 minute Duration to number manually for one door (1 person): 2 minutes Duration to number manually all doors in project (estimate): 56 hours
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Automation: Production Duplicating sets based on scale and aligning views Duration of run for Dynamo script: 2 minutes Duration to setup manually for 1 sheet (1 person): 5 minutes Duration to setup manually for 12 sheets (estimate) = 1 hour
Danjiang Bridge - 920m World’s longest single tower, asymmetric cable stayed bridge
Computing Awards Winner – BIM Collaboration Project of 2017
Za
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Arch
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Studio London
10 Bowling Green Lane
London EC1R 0BQ
T +44 20 7253 5147
F +44 20 7251 8322
www.zaha-hadid.com Zaha Hadid Architects Harry Ibbs Head of BIM & Workflow [email protected]