Architecture in Taiwan has developed uniquely during the age of globalism, thoughtfully considering both people and the environment. The connection between the land and those who inhabit it is undeniable — and should be a constant consideration for architects. Discover more about Taiwan’s architectural evolution in this episode of "Deep Current." Through an exploration of groundbreaking architectural works outside of Taipei, learn how Taiwanese architects have fostered a dialogue between the land, the people, and the structures they design. Gain insight into the lasting influence of one of Taiwan’s leading architecture firms and their commitment to blending architecture with local culture. The team also explores the inspiration behind developments such as Yilan’s government buildings, NTU’s College of Liberal Arts, the New Taipei City Yingge Ceramics Museum and more. See how these architects aim to create balance and harmony in their designs — integrating with their surroundings while crafting spaces for people. In this final episode of "Deep Current," discover what it means to develop and adapt to an environment through architecture in the Taiwanese context. "Deep Current: Architecture of Taiwan" is an eight-episode docuseries tracing the evolution of Taiwanese architecture from the 17th to the 20th century. Taiwan’s architectural story is a fascinating fusion of history and global influences, resulting in a visual landscape unlike any other. Experience Taiwan’s unique architectural journey through its most iconic landmarks.