Andrew Todd

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Andrew Todd: ‘the Gehrys and the Libeskinds don’t add anything to a city’

The forty-year-old British-born architect, ranked one of the world’s top forty, on working under Jean Nouvel, ‘airport architects’ and why European cities should ditch their showcase images

by Filippo Lubrano @ // 22/09/08

andrew todd, guggenheim, urbanism, bilbao, frank gehry, architecture, daniel libeskind

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Andrew Todd

Andrew Todd: ‘the Gehrys and the Libeskinds don’t add anything to a city’

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