Design Thinking LAB: Math Goes Fashion

Year: 2011 Authors: Konrad Cernohous; Dominik Gross; Petra Ilias; Walter Lunzer; Ruth Mateus-Berr; Jasmin Schaitl; Peter Michael Schultes

Core claim

Mathematical structures such as triangulation, platonic solids, parabolas, and conic sections can generate new fashion design methods and educationally fruitful ways of thinking about cloth and body.

Topics

math-driven fashion design, pattern-making, design thinking, inflatable membranes, mathematics education

Domains

geometry, topology, conic sections, statistics, curvature, fashion design, pattern making, silhouette sketching

Methods

triangulation, body measurement modeling, deconstruction, rotational surface sketching, interdisciplinary workshops

Media

fabric, coated textiles, foils, membranes, paper patterns

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