Zaha Hadid
Architecture — historical
, United Kingdom / IraqThe story
For years they called her drawings impossible to build, so she built them anyway — swooping, gravity-defying structures that made every straight-lined skyline look like it had given up too early. The first woman to win the Pritzker Prize, she pioneered parametric, fluid forms once dismissed as unbuildable.
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