Workwear for Collaborative Processes

Participation is often understood in architectural planning processes as a secondary format. As a result, it remains limited to a supplementary role, even though it encompasses central forms of spatial knowledge and everyday experience. The garments developed open up a space for communication beyond roles, authorities, and hierarchies, and shift architecture toward a collaborative practice. They challenge the notion of architecture as a self-contained act of design and position it as a process shaped by shared knowledge, negotiation, and social relationships.