British architectural photographer Marc Goodwin has unveiled behind the scenes images of 19 architecture studios in Taiwan.
Goodwin, who is the founder of photography studio Archmospheres, completed the project as part of his latest photography series that documents architecture workspaces, most recently spanning Japan, Vienna and Munich.
Focused primarily on landscape architects in Taiwan, this latest series encompasses an "immense" variety of workspaces, featuring the architecture studios of Kris Yao Artech, Bio-architecture Formosana and Divooe Zein Architects.
For this series, Goodwin collaborated with dean of the department of architecture at Shih Chien University Chun-Hsiung Wang and associate professor at the Chinese Culture University Alessandro Martinelli. Analysing the project, Goodwin reflected on how the studio spaces across Taiwan differ greatly from those featured in his previous series, and reflected on the it's cultural dynamics in relation to the spaces.

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"[An] important thing to mention is the cultural shift, rather than culture wars, occurring across generations which plays out in the design ethos of the country," Goodwin told Dezeen.
"It was explained to me that for two generations uncertainty played a key role hence things were built with a provisional attitude," he added. "That resulted in fast, ch...