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哈迪德广州歌剧院设计访谈摘录（Excerpts from interviews with Hadid, Guangzhou Opera House） Interview on the design of Guangzhou Opera House Feng Jiang Xu Haohao -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dialogue about two stones on the Pearl River -- Interview on deepening design of Guangzhou Opera House [Abstract] interviews on deepening the design of the Guangzhou opera, discussed from Zaha Hadid to the office? The some key problems in the construction design process, including China designers and Zaha Hadid both designs? Firm cooperation, work style, to modify, material selection, structural and acoustic technology support, climate adaptability, interior design and landscape design, discussed in the process of deepening the idea of how to express the original scheme through technical design, and technical details may concern, in order to achieve this, other special space of complex building. [Key words] Guangzhou opera house, technical design, cooperation Reporter (New Architecture): Zaha, how did Hadids work turn into technical drawings? In the design of Hadid, how does the technical drawings (technical drawing) used for construction link up with the drawings that represent architectural design concepts (representation)? What is the key link? Hadid herself said, she bid out, and sometimes prepared two sets of drawings, a set of drawings to the public and the media to see, and he will prepare a set of technical drawings. Because we have never seen another set of drawings, what we have seen are hand-painted drawings of the design concept. Huang (Guangzhou Pearl River foreign design institute Dean Huang Jie): in our opinion, the Guangzhou opera is Zaha? Project technical content Hadid firm do the highest and the most complex, the difficulty of this and other projects can not be compared. There are still many technical difficulties in this project, groping, in research solutions. The first concept was two pieces of stone in the Pearl River, an