Tag: The New Review
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Pompidou Centre: a 70s French radical that’s never gone out of fashion
The much-loved Paris landmark was designed in the 1970s by two young unknowns – Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano. On the eve of its 40th birthday, they recall the sheer joy and bravado – and the struggle – of creating it
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Rising stars of 2017: architecture practice Interrobang
By daring to cross the disciplines of architecture and engineering, Maria Smith, Steve Webb and Andy Yates can approach their projects in a fresh way• Click here to see the Observer’s rising stars of 2017 in full
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Laura Cumming: best art of 2016
Portraits woke up, the tiny Goldfinch flew in, the Switch House switched on, and junk art triumphed• Observer critics’ reviews of the year in full
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Bruce Springsteen: ‘You can change a life in three minutes with the right song’
The global superstar talks about the masculine facade of Donald Trump, the strength he inherited from his mother, the philosophy he shares with fans, and the joy he delivers on stage
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Tom Ford: ‘I wore a suit on set. It’s a uniform… I feel weak in trainers’
As his much-anticipated second movie, Nocturnal Animals, is released, the designer turned film director talks about dress code, family and eccentricity
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John Pawson: ‘I love clear spaces. I love the absolute minimum’
The celebrated architect talks about his latest work – a new home for the Design Museum – and his dedication to clutter-free living