Fashion Office
Fashion Office
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Collaboration Project with Yara Selman, Alyannah Magat, and Madeleine Green
Collaboration Project with Yara Selman, Alyannah Magat, and Madeleine Green
2024 | Rhino 7, SketchUp, AutoCAD, Enscape, Adobe Photoshop
Using the building at the corner of McCaul and Dundas, our group was given the task to design a fashion office for a local fashion designer. Taking inspiration from their designs, we were able to design a space that not only accomodates the designer and their team, but also reflects the designer's overall vision and looks.
Using the building at the corner of McCaul and Dundas, our group was given the task to design a fashion office for a local fashion designer. Taking inspiration from their designs, we were able to design a space that not only accomodates the designer and their team, but also reflects the designer's overall vision and looks.
Alexander Kershaw is an emerging fashion designer living in Toronto, where he attends the University of Toronto in the Master of Architecture program. His experimental attitude toward form and garment is fuelled by a preoccupation with space and performativity as well as questions of gender and identity as they are reflected in the conventions and languages of fashion and popular culture. Their pieces can be quite playful with silhouettes and colour palettes, where the clothes speak for themselves Think streetwear with an avant-garde twist!
Body positivity, akin to the captivating allure of glass, unfolds as a delicate
masterpiece. Like the fragility of glass, it mirrors the vulnerability in our self-
perception. With the mere snap of a finger, we risk seeing ourselves through
the lens of cracked glass under societal pressures, yet, like glass reshaped
by heat, we possess the power to mold our narrative. Embracing our unique
selves becomes the transformative heat, allowing us to radiate our beauty,
resilient and distinct in the face of societal expectations.
First Floor - Raw materials : Working Studio - Material Innovation
Second Floor - Merging and Molded : Retail Studio and Workspace
Third Floor - Solid Glass : Residential and Private Studio
© John Lazaro. 2018-2025.
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