What is the name of the private residence designed by Zaha Hadid in Moscow?

The private residence designed by Zaha Hadid in Moscow is the Capital Hill Residence.

The villa stands on a wooded hillside in Barvikha, an affluent settlement west of Moscow. Hadid designed it with architect Patrik Schumacher for property developer Vladislav Doronin. Construction began in 2006, and the completed residence became one of Hadid’s rare fully realized private houses.

Capital Hill Residence is arranged across four floors and contains about 2,650 square metres of space. Its futuristic composition includes a dramatic elevated bedroom tower, curved forms, and extensive glazing integrated into the forested terrain. The reported cost was approximately $140 million.

The question’s wording can cause a small geographical mix-up: the house is in Barvikha, not central Moscow, though it is routinely described as a Moscow-area residence. The other options are famous houses by different architects: Farnsworth House by Mies van der Rohe, Fallingwater by Frank Lloyd Wright, and Villa Savoye by Le Corbusier.