Commenters are admiring a kinetic Christmas tree by Japanese design studio Nendo for a shopping centre in Roppongi, Tokyo.

Stirling Prize-winning studio Mikhail Riches has completed the latest phase of the redevelopment of Park Hill estate in Sheffield. Readers are praising the "beautifully done" restoration. 

British architect Norman Foster has unveiled details of the masterplan to redevelop Kharkiv following months of cooperation between Kharkiv City Council, local architects and leading world experts.

Commenters have strong feelings about a pink rooftop extension architect Sean Griffiths has added to the postmodern Blue House he designed 20 years ago as part of architecture studio FAT.

Readers are discussing "organic and sculptural" residential buildings completed in Amsterdam by Chicago-based Studio Gang. 

Commenters are amazed by a "fabulous" collection of sculptural headpieces created by British milliner Stephen Jones in collaboration with Dutch clothing brand G-Star Raw.

Readers are sold on an animal shelter in Staten Island, New York City, completed by NYC-based firm Garrison Architects which features full-height translucent walls providing even lighting throughout the day.

Architecture studios Grimshaw, HWKN, WHY and Farshid Moussavi have partnered with metaverse company Pax.world to create a series of virtual hubs. Readers aren't convinced by the concept.

Commenters are dissapointed by a large concrete house in the Hamptons completed by Jenny Peysin Architecture.

Commenters are debating a manifesto published by Canadian architecture studio Lemay that calls on designers to take responsibility for the country's abundant natural resources.

Proponents of the built-from-scratch smart cities emerging around the globe fail to understand that communities cannot be created through technological innovation, write Adam Scott and Dave Waddell.

Commenters are assessing a timber-framed home in the Czech Republic designed by Stempel & Tesar.