Tokyo Mode, designed by Prop Studio.

Prop Studio has submitted this proposed building design into an international architecture competition to be constructed at a fashion museum in Toyko’s Omotesando district.

The structure aspires to provide an introspective for visitors to contemplate how fashion has shaped humanity in the 21 century. The building is divided into rotary levels that sit over top of each in an undulating fashion. Each floor houses a thematic fashion collections from past eras ranging from the 1920s to our contemporary period. Complimented with a skybar, the open terrace overlooks a fashion runway on the level below it.

Sure it’s a site to behold, but just one construction error and everything comes toppling down.  Check out more pictures of “Tokyo Mode” in the gallery below.

[Via DesignBoom; Gizmodo]