Jonathan Morrison is the Architecture Correspondent of The Times, where he has been employed for sixteen years, and has also written extensively on the built environment for the Guardian, the Evening Standard and a variety of magazines. He continues to write for the Spectator on architecture and property as well, and is a regular contributor to Radio 4 and Times Radio.

'In How To Build A Space Station, Morrison has crafted a fascinating look at how architecture and design have been applied to space travel and how they will be even more influential in the future. If, as someone quipped, we should send a poet into space to appreciate its beauty, then Morrison makes the case that we ought to send an architect up there if we have any hope to settle space' Dr Alfredo Carpineti

Jonathan Morrison is the Architecture Correspondent of The Times, where he has been employed for sixteen years, and has also written extensively on the built environment for the Guardian, the Evening Standard and a variety of magazines. He continues to write for the Spectator on architecture and property as well, and is a regular contributor to Radio 4 and Times Radio.

'In How To Build A Space Station, Morrison has crafted a fascinating look at how architecture and design have been applied to space travel and how they will be even more influential in the future. If, as someone quipped, we should send a poet into space to appreciate its beauty, then Morrison makes the case that we ought to send an architect up there if we have any hope to settle space' Dr Alfredo Carpineti

Jonathan Morrison is the Architecture Correspondent of The Times, where he has been employed for sixteen years, and has also written extensively on the built environment for the Guardian, the Evening Standard and a variety of magazines. He continues to write for the Spectator on architecture and property as well, and is a regular contributor to Radio 4 and Times Radio.

'In How To Build A Space Station, Morrison has crafted a fascinating look at how architecture and design have been applied to space travel and how they will be even more influential in the future. If, as someone quipped, we should send a poet into space to appreciate its beauty, then Morrison makes the case that we ought to send an architect up there if we have any hope to settle space' Dr Alfredo Carpineti