Marc Goodwin went around Beijing and started taking photographs of architecture studios, and the output looked so amazing. His photoset resembled the different artistic ways the Chinese would play around with architecture.
Online architecture and design magazine, Dezeen, showed all the photographs of these architecture studios in Beijing taken by Marc Goodwin and the play on light, lines, and color make them appear different from each other. There are different architecture studios whose looks range from casual to sophisticate.
Marc Goodwin featured these Beijing architecture studios photographs as one of his sets in his portfolio. In his site, he has different photographs that center on one theme. His entire set is more on the mood of the photographs or in other words, the atmosphere that these photographs have. Hence the coined name for his portfolio Archmospheres wherein he takes photos of offices and event areas around the world. The result? Photographs that are absolutely stunning.
Of course, the architecture studios in Beijing are not the only ones that look varied since Marc Goodwin enjoys stringing his photographs together to appear as if they interconnect in some way. Such is the appearance of the photoset that Goodwin made.
He starts with ZAO/standardarchiecture, which is one of the laidback architecture studios in Beijing that Marc Goodwin photographed. The architecture studio used to be a warehouse and now has transitioned into this laidback and spacious office. The area is not that big since there are just around 30 employees but the look is still amazing.
Other architecture studios in Beijing that play around with the typical plain white walls, flooring, ceiling, and shelves as seen in these photographs are MAD Architects and Vector Architects. Their offices look bright and clean because of the mixture of elements such as wood, stone, and contrasting art pieces that put together their white and spacious offices.
Most of Marc Goodwin's photographs of these architecture studios in Beijing clearly show that the architects opt for a darker venue and that would depend on the lighting. Studios such as Crossboundaries, LISPACE Design Limited, and Haskoll Architectural Design Consultancy may look gloomy but they are still so eye-catching. You can see all of those things, among other photographs that he took, through his portfolio in his site.
