After two years of delays, this cultural and design center is due to be completed in 2013. The giant complex has a total area of 915,000 square feet and will house a design museum, library and educational facilities, plus a park to provide coveted urban green space.

Designed for Russian real estate mogul Vladislav Doronin and his supermodel girlfriend Naomi Campbell, this spaceship-like house includes a section that looks like a Jetsons treehouse.

The centerpiece of a sprawling riverfront development in the heart of Rabat, this theater complex will include three performance spaces: a 2,050-seat main theater, a smaller 520-seat space, and a 7,000-seat outdoor amphitheater. The total cost is estimated at $156M.

Built for a materials research institute, this laboratory and office building is a bit more restrained than some of Hadid's other in-progress projects.

Currently still in the planning stages, this dramatic glass tower would become one of the tallest buildings in Bucharest. The tower will house a hotel, casino, luxury residences, and offices, with a floor area of over 790,000 square feet.

Formerly known as Ferrer Court, this giant condominium complex was first designed by Hadid back in 2007, has suffered some setbacks, but is now back on track. The 2.37M-square-foot project has an estimated cost of more than $1.3B.

An angular addition to the Vienna University of Economics and Business, the 300,000-square-foot Library and Learning Center seems to have more glass than books.

Currently under construction in the desert on the northern outskirts of Riyadh, the KAPSRC is among the most stylistically ambitious of Hadid's designs, a giant honeycomb that provides shade for a series of planted courtyards.

Bankrolled by a prominent Beruit businessman and politician, this Hadid structure will house a public policy institute attached to the American University of Beruit.

Construction commenced just over a month ago on this swooping glass addition to the University of Oxford campus. Hardly contextual, given the centuries old architecture elsewhere on the campus, but plenty cool.