Zaha Hadid’s Florida home sells for $5.75m

By 2018-09-07T06:00:00

2201 Collins Avenue in West South Beach, Florida

South Beach condo was architecture legend’s final US bolthole

The Florida apartment where Zaha Hadid lived before her untimely death has been sold for $5.75m.

Hadid personally designed the three-bedroom, four-bathroom home in West South Beach, near Miami, which has balconies with Atlantic Ocean views.

The Stirling Prize- and RIBA Gold Medal-winning architect lived in the unit, part of the 2201 Collins Avenue development, while she was designing a 62-storey block of flats for the city, One Thousand Museum, which will be her only residential tower in the western hemisphere.

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