On Hadid and suprematism and constructivism

I came across recently this very inspiring video on Zaha Hadid's groundbreaking architecture, Kazimir Malevich's suprematism and El Lissitzky's constructivism:

Video from Architectural Digest's youtube channel

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I found this by Koo Jeong A on Serpentine Galleries' publication Reflections On Zaha Hadid.  Just wondering if anyone could help me decode it:

Hadid @ Serpentine

Zaha Hadid from her retrospective exhibition Zaha Hadid: Early Paintings And Drawings currently at Serpentine Sackler Gallery, London:

The Peak + Extension Of The Dutch Parliament

Zaha Hadid from her retrospective exhibition Zaha Hadid: Early Paintings And Drawings currently at Serpentine Sackler Gallery, London ...

The Peak:

Extension Of The Dutch Parliament:

The Great Utopia

Zaha Hadid's art/architecture exhibition Zaha Hadid: Early Paintings And Drawings currently at Serpentine Sackler Gallery is certainly the highlight of my visit to London this time.  Her very creative works on view will continue to be an endless source of inspiration for my own practice.  I am particularly drawn to her constructivist/suprematist-inspired series of drawings The Great Utopia: The Russian And Soviet Avante Garde 1915-1932 New York, USA 1992-93:

Serpentine Sackler

Zaha Hadid's 2013 addition to Serpentine Sackler Gallery, London:

City of towers / streamlined structures

Zaha Hadid's solo exhibition World Architecture at Dansk Arkitektur Center, København 2013:

Wolfsburg: Hadid vs Renaissance

Zaha Hadid's 2005 Phæno, Wolfsburg:

Renaissance Schloß Wolfsburg, dating from the 1600s: