Tag: The New Review
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Space stations: our future among the stars
Once the International Space Station is decommissioned in 2028, what will the next generation of orbital bases look like?
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The Collection of Peggy and David Rockefeller review – yours for half a billion
Christie’s, King Street, London Picasso’s bolshy flower girl is just one of the rare gems to be glimpsed in London before this vast private collection goes under the hammer
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Erdem Moralıoğlu: ‘Backstage, eight minutes can feel like hours’
The fashion designer on having his young mind blown by The Nutcracker, perfectionism and the woman he’s proudest of dressing
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Household robots: more than just expensive toys…
Advances in AI and robotics are leading to high street models becoming increasingly useful in our day-to-day lives
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Why wood is back at the top of the tree for architects
Strong, clean and versatile, engineered timber is the ‘new concrete’. With wooden skyscrapers in the offing, could it be the answer to the global housing crisis?
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Rowan Moore’s best architecture of 2017
Postmodernism returned in style, Liverpool’s Welsh Streets were saved, but Grenfell Tower defined the year• Observer critics’ reviews of the year in full