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Zaha Hadid was an Iraqi architect, one of the leading figures in contemporary world architecture. She died on 2016 March 31 due to a heart attack. She was one of the greatest architects of our time. Above all, because she had one of the greatest careers as an architect despite the prejudices they had about women in this industry, as we always heard about great architects but it was rarely about a woman. 

She won her first Pritzker Prize (2004), which is equivalent to the Nobel Prize in architecture, being the first woman and Muslim to win it. She was able to resist and became not only a great architect, but a great designer capable of applying her talent to jewelry, boats, clothes, furniture, art or handbags. 

 Among his most important and outstanding works we have the Guangzhou Opera, in China, in 2010, The London Aquatic Center, the MAXXI in Rome, of 2010, with which she obtained, being also the first woman to achieve it, the gold medal of the RIBA. 

In spite of its unexpected death, it has left us as a legacy great constructions of sinuous forms, with designs that defy geometry and imagination.