I Feel Wood: Nordic Talks at Les Echos
Andrew Todd spoke to Les Echos Editor in Chief Daniel Barroux along with Nikolaj Sveistrup about the status of wood in construction...
STUDIO ANDREW TODD
Wood Would (excerpt from Common Sense)
How biomaterials bring us together socially and ecologically. I have -lately- been thinking and building almost exclusively in wood. I...
Rowan Moore reviews Hardelot in The Observer
Architecture critic Rowan Moore visited the Hardelot Elizabethan Theatre shortly before its inauguration in June 2016. In his article he...
Background: a Performance Lecture
Andrew Todd was invited -along with Robert Wilson, Daniel Libeskind, William Forsyth and Richard Beacham- to engage with the Appia/de...
Common Sense
Andrew Todd's 2016 book Common Sense was published by Rightangle. You can buy it here. "Using the theatre and space for performance as a...
Eleanor Young on Hardelot in the RIBA Journal
Eleanor Young was one of the first correspondents to visit the completed Hardelot Elizabethan Theatre: "If ever a building was destined...
Kengo Kuma: Killed by Concrete
Andrew Todd interviews Kengo Kuma
WIRED on the Paper Theatre
WIRED reviewed our Paper Theatre project in this article from 2013. Read it here .
Details on Hardelot
Details Structure covered Hardelot in depth. Download pdf:
Zitzmann on Hardelot in NZZ
Marc Zitzmann covers Hardelot in the Neue Zürcher Zeitung. Download pdf:
Roussel sur Hardelot dans Libération
Frédérique Roussel décrit le Théâtre Elisabéthain du Chateau d'Hardelot au moment des 400 ans depuis le décès de Shakespeare, quelques...
High Alpine Architecture
Guardian article on extreme building at high altitude, featuring Herzog + de Meuron, Decalaage and Hermann Kaufmann. Andrew Todd visited...
Kengo Kuma Global Awards Portrait
Chapter in the book 'Sustainable Archtecture 5', portrait of Kuma on the occasion of him winning the Global Award for Sustainable...
Notes on Japan: Bamboo Structures
An eternal and unfashionable material
Rafael Magrou: Hardelot dans Théâtre(s) Magazine
Article sur le Théâtre Elisabéthain du Château d'Hardelot