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1. Architectural Inspirations In Fashion Design Module Title: - PRODUCING CREATIVE WORK

2. What is an Architectural- Fashion ? • Fabrics as a building materials, creating both hard and round lines . •Oversize proportions, exaggerated angles •Strong silhouettes with emphasis on structure, shape and form . •Major pleats, folds, pinning, layering, surface texture and three-dimensional designs .

3. Fashion is Architecture Architecture and fashion have a lot in common, both, designer and architect use geometry to generate forms, they create structure, design lines and shapes . As Coco Chanel said: “Fashion is architecture. It is a matter of proportion .” That fashion and architecture have a great deal in common may be surprising given the obvious differences between the two. Fashion can often be ephemeral and superficial, and uses soft, fluid materials; whereas architecture is considered monumental and permanent, and uses strong, rigid materials. Regardless of differences in size, scale, and materials, the point of origin for both fashion design and architecture is the human body both practices protect and shelter us, while providing a means to express our identities whether personal, political, religious, or cultural.”

4. Nordpark Railway Station, Austria

5. L’Oreal Office Building, Stockholm, Sweden

6. National Centre for the Performing Arts (The Egg, China)

7. Antonium (Brussels, Belgium)

8. Colorful Composition of Windows, Venezuela

9. A magnificent display of Gothic Architecture, germany

10. Gothic Architecture, central doorway

11. Monumental Architecture

12. Vintage Spiral Staircase

13. Worlds Most Futuristic City The Superstar was designed by Chinese architects. “A Mobile China Town” with shopping malls, Chinese food restaurants, and other cultural exhibitions . The Superstar will provide housing for 15,000 inhabitants who will enjoy health and sports facilities, drinking water lakes, and a “digital cemetery” among others .

14. Argentina

15. South American Neighborhood

16. Worlds Tallest Sky-Scrappers

17. A flowing mesh dress, evokes the organic dynamism of her world-famous buildings, particularly the  Thyssen Krupp headquarters  in Germany.

18. “Lara Miller” creates a tea-dyed frock out of newspaper, the Chicago designer didn’t have to look far for inspiration . The “ post-architectural” skyscraper by award-winning architect

19. “ Solomonoff ” based her designs on the structural roof

20. Unlike actual bridges, however, the pump is wearable. Lined with a patent-leather inner sole, the shoe includes a coating of synthetic rubber on the bottom for traction.

21. New Designer Mikio Sakabe , incorporated of architectural aesthetics into fashion, integrated with the urban architecture.

22. Architectural- Inspired designs by D&G, and Bottega Venetta

23. Hussien Chalayan , British – turkish designer

24. Fashion VS Architecture An orange Lanvin dress from Spring 2008 and Frank Gehry’s Hotel, Opera House, Sydney

25. Architectural Fashion Sir Norman Foster’s Hearst building, San Francisco

26. Latest designs of summer 2012 A-line skirt , Louis Vuitton

27. Brocade –Stella McCartney, New National Library, Kazakhstan

28. Parada - Grafitti - Café, Bulgaria

29. Monochrome Prints- Versace, Town Hall ,Spain

30. Wiggle – Lanvin , The Cloud- International Business Center, Korea

31. Sydney Opera

32. LA BOCA

33. GALATA TOWER, Istanbul- Turkey

34. KONGRESSHALLE, Germany- Berlin

35. TAJ MAHAL, A Tribute to Beauty

36. The End