Rare Zaha Hadid architectural work heads to auction at Hotel Metropole
A unique piece by the late Iraqi-British architect, valued at €900,000-€1.1M, goes under the hammer at Monaco's prestigious venue.
A distinctive work by celebrated architect Zaha Hadid will go under the hammer at the Hotel Metropole this Wednesday, offering collectors a rare opportunity to acquire a piece by one of architecture's most influential figures.
Hermitage Fine Art is presenting the auction, with the piece carrying an estimated value between €900,000 and €1.1 million. The work represents the vision of the Iraqi-British architect who revolutionised contemporary design through her groundbreaking approach to form and space.
Hadid, who passed away in 2016, remains recognised as a pioneer of deconstructivist architecture, challenging traditional building concepts with her fluid, dynamic designs. Her influence extended far beyond architecture into furniture, fashion, and art, making pieces like this increasingly sought after by collectors worldwide.
The Monaco auction setting at the prestigious Hotel Metropole adds particular significance to the sale, bringing together the principality's appreciation for luxury and design excellence with Hadid's innovative artistic legacy.