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This week readers are discussing Selencky Parsons' extension of a Victorian home in London and debating the changing plans from Selldorf Architects for the revamp of the Sainsbury Wing of London's National Gallery. Join the debate below...
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Readers are debating architecture studio Selencky Parsons' extension of a Victorian house in London. The studio added a steel-framed structure and glass doors that link its interior with a large terrace.
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New York studio Selldorf Architects has made changes to its planned renovation of the postmodern Sainsbury Wing at London's National Gallery but commenters have their own suggestions for the revamp.
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Interior designer Melanie Raines has applied her experience in hospitality design to create large spaces for this Austin family residnece, which readers have compared to a hotel lobby.
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Commenters aren't enamoured with Tokyo-based architecture studio OSOs' Deloitte Summit skycraper in Vancouver, which the developer claims resembles a set of Japanese lanterns.
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Dutch architecture studio MVRDV has created a pair of hill-like buildings on the riverside in Rennes, France. Commenters hope to see more projects like this, which accomodate a variety of income levels.
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Local studio Multitude of Sins has created an eclectic restaurant interior in Bangalore out of a mishmash of reclaimed materials. One reader labelled the project as "highly-creatively creative."
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A network of autonomous cable cars transports people and goods around a city in this concept by transport design studio Half Company. Commenters don't think single-passenger vehicles are the solution.
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Readers are commenting on Foster + Partners' completed Varso Tower in Warsaw, Poland, that measures 310 metres and is now the European Union's tallest building.
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Kengo Kuma has encased a whisky bottle in a 48-piece sculpture informed by kintsugi and commenters aren't convinced.
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