Zaha Hadid’s Little Known Plan to Redesign Phnom Penh

Prior to her death on Thursday of last week, British architect Zaha Hadid was working to help Cambodia rebuild after the tragedies of its history. As was well-known, she was designing a new institute in Phnom Penh to foster research and remembrance of the country’s darkest hours under the Khmer Rouge. However, she also possessed a more obscure aspiration: to create an architectural master plan for the capital itself. Born in Iraq, Hadid astonished the world with her signature designs...

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