Baghdad obscured by ancient lattice screens
The article focused on architect Zaha Hadid’s contribution to Baghdad’s architecture, emphasizing her emotional desire to leave a mark on her hometown despite her diminished presence in the lives of Iraqis. It mentioned that Zaha, who was afraid of dying without leaving a footprint in Baghdad, aspired to design projects that would highlight the city's beauty and heritage. Some of these aspirations were realized after her death, such as the opening of the Central Bank building in Al-Jadriya in 2024, which was designed by her. Although most of her creations are found in cities around the world, she continued to seek ways to add an architectural touch to Baghdad. She is considered one of the most prominent artists who express their lives and influence through their work even after their passing.
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