The Stone Towers in Cairo, Egypt by Zaha Hadid Are a Cool Oasis
References: zaha-hadid & dezeen
Zaha Hadid is one of the most renown architects of our time, and illustrations for Stone Towers in Cairo, Egypt show she's not about the slow down.
The Stone Towers in Cairo will complement Expo City (see related articles below), another project the British Iraqi architect was recently awarded.
The first sketches and conceptual images of Zaha Hadid's Stone Towers in Cairo can be seen in the gallery above. They hint at a cool oasis of metal in the desert, with plenty of water and palm trees to serve as aesthetic pleasure for those who have their office or retail space in the structure, or for those staying in the planned five-star hotel.
Check out more Zaha Hadid architecture below.
The Stone Towers in Cairo will complement Expo City (see related articles below), another project the British Iraqi architect was recently awarded.
The first sketches and conceptual images of Zaha Hadid's Stone Towers in Cairo can be seen in the gallery above. They hint at a cool oasis of metal in the desert, with plenty of water and palm trees to serve as aesthetic pleasure for those who have their office or retail space in the structure, or for those staying in the planned five-star hotel.
Check out more Zaha Hadid architecture below.
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