A hypothetical question, if "Zaha Hadid " were in the 19th century, with no nanotechnology or computer technology. Was she be producing creative architecture?
You put two questions in one; you are asking about creativity and the effects of nanotechnology and computer technology on the architectural products.
Hadid was a great and creative architect; no doubt about that.
Nanotechnology and computer technology have effects on the design processes, the way of thinking and realizing, and the way of living.
Dhirgham Alobaydi Ahmed Alshammaa Ghada M.Ismael Kamoona
Ali Alfuraty Mohammed N J Alzaidy
I think no, because there are not any existing creative\ ordinary architecture without the tangible material and instruments for constructing it
You put two questions in one; you are asking about creativity and the effects of nanotechnology and computer technology on the architectural products.
Hadid was a great and creative architect; no doubt about that.
Nanotechnology and computer technology have effects on the design processes, the way of thinking and realizing, and the way of living.
I think the answer is definitely Yes, because she was one of those who since the time of Frank Gehry used computers virtually entirely to design buildings parametrically, where all the functions of design are combined in computer programs. She did have some model making department, but virtually everything was carried out by using the computer—and still is as under the leadership of Patrick Scumacher who is carrying on the legacy left by the late great architect Zaha Hadid.
Thanks a lot Grant Gover Ghada M.Ismael Kamoona
Dhirgham Alobaydi Amina Khalil Hawraa Mahdi
Ammar S. Ashour ,
You may have a look on these links...
https://whatscreativeluc.blogspot.com/2016/04/zaha-hadid-intersectional-architect-who.html
Article The shape of things to come: Importance of design in nanotec...
https://www.asme.org/engineering-topics/articles/technology-and-society/10-ways-nanotechnology-impacts-lives
Newton said, I stood on the shoulders of giants, meaning that it did not start from zero, so all the geniuses, it was their appearance in the availability of all the appropriate conditions, this does not diminish their genius with something
Yes, modern technology has contributed greatly to the success of Zaha Hadid, and its architectural work has been outstanding and needs to be well executed.
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