#Repost @zahahadidarchitects with @get_repost ・・・ #BlackPanther’s fantastic production designer #HannahBeachler speaks to @FastCompany: “I remember when my agent was like, ‘go and talk to them and present’ and I said, ‘am I gonna get the script?’ Beachler continues. “They’re like, ‘no, you don’t get any information.’ That’s when I started sweating, I was like, ‘Oh lord, what am I gonna do? Then I remembered years ago when I first started noticing Zaha Hadid. I’d always loved her work,” says Hannah Beachler . “She was the first person who popped into my head.” It wasn’t just Hadid’s modernist curves, though, that seem to defy physics and scream “The Future!” to the eye. It was the way she architected interiors, too. “Her buildings are all of large scale, but, here’s the thing: When you walk into them, you have this feeling of intimacy, right? Her buildings are far and away the biggest thing I’ve been in. They are just sprawling and ginormous, but, because of the curves, and the voluptuous nature of her designs, you have this intimate experience,” Beachler says. “And it’s the juxtaposition of these two scales you think will never happen together.” This approach would win her the job–and later, she’d pay homage to Hadid herself by making her own pilgrimage to the @DDP_Seoul building (image by @VirgileBertrand_hk_photo). “After I had gotten the job, I walked into the building, and knew I was a mess. I’m in tears, I’m crying at this point because she had passed away that summer before,” Beachler says. “The world had just lost a genius.” --- #blackpanther #wakandaflow #wakandaforever #productiondesign #hannabeachler #productiondesigners #architecture #influences #zahahadid #visions #buildings #production #thefuture #superheroes