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		+	* 600 Collins Street, Melbourne.
	* [[D%27Leedon,_Singapore\|D'Leedon, Singapore]].		* [[D%27Leedon,_Singapore\|D'Leedon, Singapore]].
	* Development House, Shoreditch.		* Development House, Shoreditch.

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	* Nexus.		* Nexus.
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	Having announced their intentions to continue in the wake of their founder’s death earlier in the month, Zaha Hadid Architects’ latest building, a maritime terminal in Salerno, Italy, was inaugurated on 25 April 2016.		Having announced their intentions to continue in the wake of their founder’s death earlier in the month, Zaha Hadid Architects’ latest building, a maritime terminal in Salerno, Italy, was inaugurated on 25 April 2016.
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	Described by the studio as ‘oyster-like’, the terminal is located on the public quay that extends into Salerno’s working harbour and marina. The aim of the design was to operate, both functionally and visually, as a smooth transition between land and sea, mediating between solid and liquid.		Described by the studio as ‘oyster-like’, the terminal is located on the public quay that extends into Salerno’s working harbour and marina. The aim of the design was to operate, both functionally and visually, as a smooth transition between land and sea, mediating between solid and liquid.

−	[[File:~~ZHA Salerno Maritime Terminal HB 14~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_14.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_14.jpg]]

	According to the studio, ‘the terminal’s hard, asymmetric shell protects the softer elements within; sheltering passengers from the intense Mediterranean sun during the popular tourist season.’		According to the studio, ‘the terminal’s hard, asymmetric shell protects the softer elements within; sheltering passengers from the intense Mediterranean sun during the popular tourist season.’
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	Approaching the terminal from the city, the quayside gently rises in harmony with the gradually sloping path of ramps within the building that take passengers to the embarking level. The interior arrangement of the terminal is made up of a sequence of spaces that flow into each other, organised around focal points such as the restaurant and waiting lounge.		Approaching the terminal from the city, the quayside gently rises in harmony with the gradually sloping path of ramps within the building that take passengers to the embarking level. The interior arrangement of the terminal is made up of a sequence of spaces that flow into each other, organised around focal points such as the restaurant and waiting lounge.

−	[[File:~~ZHA Salerno Maritime Terminal HB 04~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_04.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_04.jpg]]

	The terminal is comprised of three interlocking components:		The terminal is comprised of three interlocking components:
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	As part of the city’s long-term urban plan that awarded Zaha Hadid Architects with the project commission in 2000, it is expected that the new terminal will enable the port city to increase arrivals of ferry and cruise ships by 500,000 additional passengers each year, which would create up to 2,000 new jobs in the city’s hospitality, services and retail sectors.		As part of the city’s long-term urban plan that awarded Zaha Hadid Architects with the project commission in 2000, it is expected that the new terminal will enable the port city to increase arrivals of ferry and cruise ships by 500,000 additional passengers each year, which would create up to 2,000 new jobs in the city’s hospitality, services and retail sectors.

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	During his visit to the new terminal, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi paid tribute to Zaha Hadid:		During his visit to the new terminal, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi paid tribute to Zaha Hadid:
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	“This extraordinary work adds to everything Salerno is doing to transform itself and I think it is marvelous. It is also a way of remembering the great architect that Zaha Hadid was.”		“This extraordinary work adds to everything Salerno is doing to transform itself and I think it is marvelous. It is also a way of remembering the great architect that Zaha Hadid was.”

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−	* D’Leedon, Singapore.	+	* [[D'Leedon,_Singapore\|D’Leedon, Singapore]].
	* Development House, Shoreditch.		* Development House, Shoreditch.
	* Hertsmere House project.		* Hertsmere House project.

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[[File:ZHA Salerno Maritime Terminal HB 02.jpg]]

Having announced their intentions to continue in the wake of their founder’s death earlier in the month, Zaha Hadid Architects’ latest building, a maritime terminal in Salerno, Italy, was inaugurated on 25 April 2016.

Described by the studio as ‘oyster-like’, the terminal is located on the public quay that extends into Salerno’s working harbour and marina. The aim of the design was to operate, both functionally and visually, as a smooth transition between land and sea, mediating between solid and liquid.

[[File:ZHA Salerno Maritime Terminal HB 14.jpg]]

According to the studio, ‘the terminal’s hard, asymmetric shell protects the softer elements within; sheltering passengers from the intense Mediterranean sun during the popular tourist season.’

Approaching the terminal from the city, the quayside gently rises in harmony with the gradually sloping path of ramps within the building that take passengers to the embarking level. The interior arrangement of the terminal is made up of a sequence of spaces that flow into each other, organised around focal points such as the restaurant and waiting lounge.

[[File:ZHA Salerno Maritime Terminal HB 04.jpg]]

The terminal is comprised of three interlocking components:

* Administration offices for national border controls and shipping lines.
* Terminal for international ferries and cruise ships.
* Terminal for local and regional ferries.

As part of the city’s long-term urban plan that awarded Zaha Hadid Architects with the project commission in 2000, it is expected that the new terminal will enable the port city to increase arrivals of ferry and cruise ships by 500,000 additional passengers each year, which would create up to 2,000 new jobs in the city’s hospitality, services and retail sectors.

[[File:ZHA Salerno Maritime Terminal HB 10.jpg]]

During his visit to the new terminal, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi paid tribute to Zaha Hadid:

“This extraordinary work adds to everything Salerno is doing to transform itself and I think it is marvelous. It is also a way of remembering the great architect that Zaha Hadid was.”

[[File:ZHA Salerno Maritime Terminal HB 07.jpg]]

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Images by Helene Binet.

Images and content courtesy of [http://www.zaha-hadid.com/ Zaha Hadid Architects]

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* D’Leedon, Singapore.
* Development House, Shoreditch.
* Hertsmere House project.
* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.
* Nexus.
* The Mile.
* Unusual building design of the week.
* Vista Tower, Chicago.
* Zaha Hadid.

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← Older revision		Revision as of 15:17, 6 July 2016
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	[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_02.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_02.jpg]]		[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_02.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_02.jpg]]

−	Having announced their intentions to continue in the wake of their ~~founder’s~~ death, Zaha Hadid ~~Architects’~~ maritime terminal in Salerno, Italy, was inaugurated on 25 April 2016.	+	Having announced their intentions to continue in the wake of their founder's death, Zaha Hadid Architects' maritime terminal in Salerno, Italy, was inaugurated on 25 April 2016.

−	Described by the studio as ~~‘oyster~~-~~like’~~, the terminal is located on the public quay that extends into ~~Salerno’s~~ working harbour and marina. The design operates, both functionally and visually, as a smooth transition from land to sea, mediating between solid and liquid.	+	Described by the studio as 'oyster-like', the terminal is located on the public quay that extends into Salerno's working harbour and marina. The design operates, both functionally and visually, as a smooth transition from land to sea, mediating between solid and liquid.

	[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_14.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_14.jpg]]		[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_14.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_14.jpg]]

−	According to the studio, ‘...the ~~terminal’s~~ hard, asymmetric shell protects the softer elements within; sheltering passengers from the intense Mediterranean sun during the popular tourist season.’	+	According to the studio, '...the terminal's hard, asymmetric shell protects the softer elements within; sheltering passengers from the intense Mediterranean sun during the popular tourist season.'

	Approaching the terminal from the city, the quayside gently rises in harmony with a gradually-sloping path of ramps within the building that take passengers to the embarking level. The interior arrangement of the terminal is made up of a sequence of spaces that flow into each other, organised around focal points such as the restaurant and waiting lounge.		Approaching the terminal from the city, the quayside gently rises in harmony with a gradually-sloping path of ramps within the building that take passengers to the embarking level. The interior arrangement of the terminal is made up of a sequence of spaces that flow into each other, organised around focal points such as the restaurant and waiting lounge.
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	* A terminal for local and regional ferries.		* A terminal for local and regional ferries.

−	The new terminal is part of the ~~city’s~~ long-term urban plan. Zaha Hadid Architects were awarded the commission in 2000, and it is expected the new terminal will increase ferry and cruise ship traffic by 500,000 passengers a year, and will create up to 2,000 new jobs in the ~~city’s~~ hospitality, services and retail sectors.	+	The new terminal is part of the city's long-term urban plan. Zaha Hadid Architects were awarded the commission in 2000, and it is expected the new terminal will increase ferry and cruise ship traffic by 500,000 passengers a year, and will create up to 2,000 new jobs in the city's hospitality, services and retail sectors.

	[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_10.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_10.jpg]]		[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_10.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_10.jpg]]
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	Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki:		Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki:

−	* [[D%27Leedon,_Singapore\|~~D’Leedon~~, Singapore]].	+	* [[D%27Leedon,_Singapore\|D'Leedon, Singapore]].
	* Development House, Shoreditch.		* Development House, Shoreditch.
	* Hertsmere House project.		* Hertsmere House project.
		+	* Kaohsiung Station, Taiwan.
	* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.		* Kaplan North Masterplan Complex.
	* Masaryk Railway Station regeneration.		* Masaryk Railway Station regeneration.

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	[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_02.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_02.jpg]]		[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_02.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_02.jpg]]

−	Having announced their intentions to continue in the wake of their founder’s death ~~earlier in the month~~, Zaha Hadid Architects’ ~~latest building, a~~ maritime terminal in Salerno, Italy, was inaugurated on 25 April 2016.	+	Having announced their intentions to continue in the wake of their founder’s death, Zaha Hadid Architects’ maritime terminal in Salerno, Italy, was inaugurated on 25 April 2016.

−	Described by the studio as ‘oyster-like’, the terminal is located on the public quay that extends into Salerno’s working harbour and marina. The ~~aim of the~~ design ~~was to operate~~, both functionally and visually, as a smooth transition ~~between~~ land ~~and~~ sea, mediating between solid and liquid.	+	Described by the studio as ‘oyster-like’, the terminal is located on the public quay that extends into Salerno’s working harbour and marina. The design operates, both functionally and visually, as a smooth transition from land to sea, mediating between solid and liquid.

	[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_14.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_14.jpg]]		[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_14.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_14.jpg]]

−	According to the studio, ~~‘the~~ terminal’s hard, asymmetric shell protects the softer elements within; sheltering passengers from the intense Mediterranean sun during the popular tourist season.’	+	According to the studio, ‘...the terminal’s hard, asymmetric shell protects the softer elements within; sheltering passengers from the intense Mediterranean sun during the popular tourist season.’

−	Approaching the terminal from the city, the quayside gently rises in harmony with ~~the~~ gradually sloping path of ramps within the building that take passengers to the embarking level. The interior arrangement of the terminal is made up of a sequence of spaces that flow into each other, organised around focal points such as the restaurant and waiting lounge.	+	Approaching the terminal from the city, the quayside gently rises in harmony with a gradually-sloping path of ramps within the building that take passengers to the embarking level. The interior arrangement of the terminal is made up of a sequence of spaces that flow into each other, organised around focal points such as the restaurant and waiting lounge.

	[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_04.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_04.jpg]]		[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_04.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_04.jpg]]

−	The terminal ~~is comprised~~ of three interlocking components:	+	The terminal consists of three interlocking components:

	* Administration offices for national border controls and shipping lines.		* Administration offices for national border controls and shipping lines.
−	* ~~Terminal~~ for international ferries and cruise ships.	+	* A terminal for international ferries and cruise ships.
−	* ~~Terminal~~ for local and regional ferries.	+	* A terminal for local and regional ferries.

−	As part of the city’s long-term urban plan ~~that awarded~~ Zaha Hadid Architects ~~with~~ the ~~project~~ commission in 2000, it is expected ~~that~~ the new terminal will ~~enable the port city to~~ increase ~~arrivals of~~ ferry and cruise ~~ships~~ by 500,000 ~~additional~~ passengers ~~each~~ year, ~~which would~~ create up to 2,000 new jobs in the city’s hospitality, services and retail sectors.	+	The new terminal is part of the city’s long-term urban plan. Zaha Hadid Architects were awarded the commission in 2000, and it is expected the new terminal will increase ferry and cruise ship traffic by 500,000 passengers a year, and will create up to 2,000 new jobs in the city’s hospitality, services and retail sectors.

	[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_10.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_10.jpg]]		[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_10.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_10.jpg]]

−	During his visit to the new terminal, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi paid tribute to Zaha Hadid:	+	During his visit to the new terminal, Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi paid tribute to Zaha Hadid, saying, “This extraordinary work adds to everything Salerno is doing to transform itself and I think it is marvelous. It is also a way of remembering the great architect that Zaha Hadid was.”
−		+
−	“This extraordinary work adds to everything Salerno is doing to transform itself and I think it is marvelous. It is also a way of remembering the great architect that Zaha Hadid was.”	+

	[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_07.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_07.jpg]]		[[File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_07.jpg\|link=File:ZHA_Salerno_Maritime_Terminal_HB_07.jpg]]
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−	* [[D~~'Leedon~~,_Singapore\|D’Leedon, Singapore]].	+	* [[D%27Leedon,_Singapore\|D’Leedon, Singapore]].
	* Development House, Shoreditch.		* Development House, Shoreditch.
	* Hertsmere House project.		* Hertsmere House project.