Zaha Hadid Architects será propiedad de sus empleados

Cortesía de Zaha Hadid Architects

Zaha Hadid Architects ha anunciado la creación de su Fideicomiso de Beneficios para Empleados y la transición de su propiedad a los empleados. Establecida por Zaha Hadid en 1980, la práctica con estudios en Londres y Beijing ahora comprende a más de 500 profesionales que llevan adelante el legado del renombrado arquitecto. El cambio organizacional garantizará que las ganancias se reinviertan en el negocio, en instalaciones y equipos, beneficiando a todo el personal y permitiendo que la práctica dé prioridad a los esfuerzos arquitectónicos visionarios.

08/12/2021/by Andreea Cutieru

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