Architecture begins with questions, not answers.
At RAD, we use contemporary design tools to expand the field of inquiry, explore spatial logic, and test ideas at scale. These processes are part of a broader architectural methodology grounded in professional judgment, material logic, and constructability.
The works presented here are uncommissioned research studies and do not represent built or permitted projects.
This collection treats clothing as inhabitable structure.
Informed by modernist principles that treat architecture, object, and body as one continuous system, each garment is conceived as a spatial envelope rather than an outfit.
These forms do not decorate the body.
They shelter it.
The silhouettes reject trend and nostalgia, recasting ornament as structure through proportion, geometry, and the disciplined control of planes in motion. Fabric behaves as structure. Seams act as joints. Folds operate like cantilevers, shells, and slabs, suspended in balance around the human form.