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Baku, Azerbaijan Zaha Hadid Architects November 2013 Photography by Iwan Baan The unbridled swooping forms and blinding brightness of the glass-fiber-reinforced plastic exterior carry through to the building’s interiors, where floors merge into walls, stairs, and ceilings. Shooting this project, I wanted to capture how it connects each visitor to the landscape. The cultural center peers up from the earth and wraps around the gardens before disappearing back into the ground again. When visitors aren't resting against the sloping sides, you'll find them inquisitively making their way around the structure, trying to figure out where the building starts and the