Zaha Hadid Architects named ‘Fastest Growing Practice’ in this year’s AJ100

Zaha Hadid Architects named ‘Fastest Growing Practice’ in this year’s AJ100

Curated by Aline Chahine | 
November 22, 2019
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Zaha Hadid Architects named ‘Fastest Growing Practice’ in this year’s AJ100

Zaha Hadid Architects was a standout winner in the Fastest Growing Practice award category given in the AJ100 2016

The AJ100 is the definitive survey of the biggest UK architecture practices. This year, AJ100’s firms collectively employ 6,811 qualified architects in the UK, as well as thousands of support staff. The AJ100 survey is the authoritative study of the business of architecture in the UK, providing detailed insight into the current performance of the sector.

"This is a very impressive degree of growth for a practice of this size," cited the AJ. "And this was true organic growth, with the practice taking on more staff to service its burgeoning workload.”

The award reflects increasing demand from clients around the world and the growing success of the practice. Important designs recently announced for Moscow, Prague, Nuremberg, Bournemouth and New York will be joined by further new projects worldwide over the coming months,

- said Mouzhan Majidi, ZHA Chief Executive.

ZHA’s recently completed projects include the Salerno Maritime Terminal and Oxford University’s Middle East Centre. The practice is currently working on more than 40 projects in 24 countries including the New Beijing Airport Terminal in China, 520 West 28th Street in New York and the CityLife Tower in Milan for Generali. ZHA’s portfolio comprises cultural, academic, residential, corporate, sporting and infrastructure projects across six continents.

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