Taichung Green Museumbrary represents a new approach to cultural architecture, combining museum and library functions within a fluid spatial environment.
This self-initiated project explores the relationship between architecture, natural light, materials, and human movement through photographic observation.
Rather than documenting architecture as a static object, the goal was to capture how the space changes throughout different perspectives and moments.
The challenge was to preserve the building’s sense of openness, rhythm, and quiet atmosphere through composition and light.
We focused on the interaction between architectural geometry and natural illumination, highlighting:
Through controlled compositions and minimal visual distractions, the photographs present the building as an evolving spatial experience.
This project serves as an exploration of how photography can translate architectural intention into visual storytelling.
By focusing on light, proportion, and material, the series preserves the atmosphere and design philosophy behind one of Taichung’s newest cultural landmarks.
