Andrew Wood Associates

Andrew Wood graduated from the Birmingham School of Architecture in 1993 with a first class bachelor of Arts degree, and in 1996 with a first class Bachelor of Architecture degree and Master of Architecture extension from University of Bath. Andrew was elected to the Royal Institute of British Architects in 1998 after passing his post graduate diploma in professional studies with distinction.

In 1996 Andrew Joined Foster & Partners and worked on numerous world class projects including the refurbishment of the grade one listed Willis Faber building, Cambridge Law Faculty, St Pancras International Terminal and the new Wembley Stadium. Andrew joined Sir Michael Hopkins in 1999 to assist in the construction of Manchester City Art Gallery, prior to setting up the practice. Andrew Wood Associates Architects was formally known as Curtis Wood Architects.