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This week readers are discussing BIG's curvy Candian skyscraper and debating Volkswagen's driveable office chair, which has a top speed of 20 kilometres per hour. Join the debate below...
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Readers are sceptical about BIG's 222-metre-high Telus Sky Tower in Calgary, Alberta, which the practice's founder, Bjarke Ingels, has claimed has a "a feminine silhouette".
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Volkswagen has revealed a five-wheeled office chair prototype that uses the same technology found in its electric vehicles. Commenters suggested a wheelchair might have been a more useful development.
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Readers are hotly debating architecture studio Week's concept for a memorial in Qatar to commemorate reported deaths connected to the construction of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
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Readers are in love with Italian architecture studio Llabb's off-grid wooden cabin overlooking the Trebbia valley near Genoa.
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Commenters are discussing plans for a brise soleil-wrapped supertall skyscraper in Austin, Texas, which will be the state's tallest building.
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Commenters are unimpressed by Audi's new flat design of its distinctive four-ringed logo, which Audi head of design said "lends the rings a flat, premium-quality look".
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The launch of PETA's Vegan Wool Challenge, calling on designers and researchers to develop a vegan alternative to sheep's wool, has sparked a heated debate amongst commenters about vegan alternatives.
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Readers have mixed opinions on a wood shed in Aldesago, Switzerland, that has been transformed into a compact two-level micro-home in a renovation by architect Enrico Sassi.
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