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This week readers are discussing BMW's concept for a car that changes into 32 different colours and debating a public playground in Melbourne that encourages "risk play". Join the debate below...
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BMW has unveiled a colour-changing concept car, which features an exterior made from an e-ink film. Readers aren't buying it.
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Readers think that Mike Hewson's "risk play" space in Melbourne is perfect for a generation that "cannot afford to be fragile".
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Commenters are concerned that MVRDV's design for a library in Wuhan, China, prioritises "form above function".
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UK housing secretary Michael Gove has supported the idea of a new architecture school that focuses on the teaching of traditional design principles. Commenters think he's missing the point.
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Readers are sceptical about Sony's first-ever electric car, which the brand says will function as a "moving entertainment space".
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Yellow Cloud Studio's contemporary revamp of a Victorian terrace in north east London has left some commenters cold.
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Some readers are commending SUO's winding pathway through a national park in Japan. Others found it "a bit disappointing".
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Commenters are praising a biophilia-informed corporate meeting facility in the US by Aidlin Darling Design.
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Bringing the ocean inside was the primary aim of Falken Reynolds when designing this Canada home. Readers think it's a job well done.
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Some readers think that a submerged mall in Chengdu, China, by Sybarite is "exceptional". Others think it's "capitalism on steroids".
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Architecture studio Snøhetta has unveiled its design for a Miami outpost of New York City's Museum of Sex. Commenters are split.
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A hard hat created by Tokyo advertising agency TBWA\Hakuhodo has found a few fans in the Dezeen comments section.
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Our latest lookbook collects ten modern homes with interiors informed by biophilic design. Readers think some of them are overkill.
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