The Pharma Research and Early Development building in Basel, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, has been described by commenters as "appropriately sterile".

Readers are hotly debating James Turrells' plans for one of his signature installations in Saudi Arabia's AlUla desert – and whether or not the American artist is "cashing in".

Commenters are discussing housing plans by Zaha Hadid Architects for Bristol, UK, that lack the practice's renowned deconstructivist style – "every firm has its bread and butter jobs!"

The Brutalist may have garnered Oscar nominations but as a film about architecture it's a little underwhelming, writes Will Wiles. Commenters consider the challenges of filmmaking on the subject.

Readers are unsure about the latest plans for more skyscrapers in Albanian capital Tirana, designed by Swiss architect Valerio Olgiati.

Readers are divided over a listed home in Edinburgh, renovated by architecture studio Archer + Braun, which features a limestone-clad extension with expansive glazing.

Original mosaic floors and decorative mouldings have been restored in this early 20th-century apartment renovation in Barcelona by local practice Sigla Studio, earning praise from readers.

A headquarters in Wyoming, adapted by American studio CLB Architects from a former Kmart department store, has been described as "magnificent" by commenters.

We continue our 21st-Century Architecture: 25 Years 25 Buildings series with a look at Apple Park by Foster + Partners, the most recognisable office of the past 25 years. Readers share their thoughts.