Zaha Hadid Architects transforms Antwerp's historical Port House into a shimmering sculpture
ANTWERP - Zaha Hadid Architects renovates and extends the Port House in Antwerp to house the port’s 500 staff. The repurposed building brings together a community of workers – who were once vastly spread throughout different buildings all over the
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