Frida Escobedo, Michel Rojkind and Tatiana Bilbao are among the Mexico City-based architects who have opened their studios to photographer Marc Goodwin for his latest set of images.
Goodwin captured 19 architecture offices in the Mexican capital, as part of his series that also includes workplaces in Los Angeles, Paris and the Netherlands.
The Mexico City set comprises the practices some of many celebrated names in the profession today ? a testament to Mexico's booming architecture scene.
These include Rojkind Arquitectos, led by Mexican architect Michel Rojkind; Productora; and the eponymous studios of Frida Escobedo, Tatiana Bilbao and Rozana Montiel ? who are among the female architects finding success independently from men in the country. The quantity of women architects acting as heads or co-founders of practices in Mexico City surprised Goodwin, who runs photography studio Archmospheres.
"In Mexico City I was impressed by a lot of things: the history, the beauty, the people, the architecture," he told Dezeen. "More specifically to this story though, was the question of gender diversity architecture."

A | 911, led by Saidee Springall and Jose Castillo; Ambrosi Etchegaray, established by Jorge Ambrosi and Gabriela Etchegaray; Zeller & Moye, comprising Christoph Zeller and Ingrid Moye; and Gabriela Carrillo and Mauricio Rocha's studio are among those that provide examples of partnerships between men and women.
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