Zaha Hadid Architects transforms mathematics into a purple haven for the London Science Museum
With the help of world-class science, technology and engineering, the new mathematics wing of the Science Museum in London strives to highlight the central role of this subject in history and in our daily lives. A selection of historic artefacts a
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