As part of the final project, I chose to deal with the seam between the field of architecture and the field of fashion, I would like to explore the conceptual connection between the two fields. The study of the points of interface between the two worlds will lead the architectural design. In the 1960s, Israel experienced a boom in the field, when a variety of fashion shows were held, an Israeli fashion week (the first in the country's history), designers from abroad exhibited in Israel, and more. Today, and in accordance with global trends, the fashion industry is in a state of erosion and crisis, young designers find it difficult to face the great competition that exists in the market, and the textile factories go to mass production abroad. The site chosen for the planning of the project is a site that was formerly used as a textile factory called "Niva", located at the corner of the streets of Jaffa Road and Gat Rimon, and borders "Park Hamsila" to the north. I would like to design a fashion complex that represents and teaches fashion, produces clotting, trains seamstresses, provides support for young designers, and allocates public spaces for exhibitions and pop-up stores. I would like to breathe life into this area, turn it back into a complex that produces fashion in Tel Aviv and restore the productive character so that it does not lose its identity. The project aims to develop a design language on the facades of the buildings that speaks to the world of fashion, fabrics, knitting and yarns on the one hand and the White City on the other. Also, to develop shapes that create a sense of flow and continuity as a reference to fabrics from the world of fashion, as well as to the historical Jaffa-Jerusalem railway axis.