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Think again
Good wine, a happy garden, a book to curl up with. Here’s our roster of early summer treats.
Can we fix it?
Yes, says architect Sir David Chipperfield. The pandemic has shown us that we can build a better future.
Showing resolve
This year’s art and design graduates have had their final shows cancelled. But their determination is unaffected, and their teachers believe this experience could be the making of them.
Only the beginning
Artists are grappling with the extent to which coronavirus should colour their creativity but the pandemic’s true cultural impact won’t be clear for several years.
Signs of the times
Museums across the world are gathering the artefacts that will stand as symbols of the lockdown.
Next on the menu
Michelin-starred chef Massimo Bottura concocts a recipe for how restaurants can adapt to survive the pandemic, discussing new business models and the importance of supporting local producers.
Out of my house
Is that the door closing on Airbnb? As futurists predict a return to ‘cocooning’, the sharing economy faces suspension. Question is, do we care about the future of services like UberPool?
Radical departures: rethinking air travel
The aviation industry is struggling with the pandemic's fallout. It's time to ground its worst impulses and make passengers fall back in love with flying, seizing this moment for change.
How we roll
This is the time to fix public transport and get people walking and cycling. Let’s go.
Is it time to take control of cruises?
Already under fire for their environmental impact, megaships were ill-equipped for a pandemic. Cruise expert Monty Mathisen tells us how the industry might adapt to stay afloat and win back public trust.
