Commenters aren't sold on Theaster Gates' Serpentine Pavilion, which was unveiled this week in London's Kensington Gardens. 

ODA has unveiled designs for a two-skyscraper development with an "exoskeleton" facade in Florida. Readers aren't impressed.

Commenters are swooning over this light-filled home in California by US architects Annie Barrett and Hye-Young Chung.

Readers are divided over the reflective glass surfaces of Frank Gehry's Forma skyscrapers in Toronto, Canada.

Continuing our series on deconstructivism, we look at Daniel Libeskind's 2011 extension to the Museum of Military History in Dresden, Germany. Commenters are conflicted. 

Commenters aren't keen on Heatherwick Studio's completed Tree of Trees sculpture outside Buckingham Palace in London. 

Readers are enjoying our latest lookbook, which features 10 bedrooms with balconies to bring the outside in. 

The Domus trimaran, which was devised to be the "world's first zero-emission superyacht", is sparking debate among commenters. 

A portable wind turbine that provides reliable, renewable energy on the go has proven to be a reader favourite. 

Commenters are discussing the benefits of "magical" cycling cities after the coronavirus pandemic forced a rethink of our urban centres. 

Readers are taking inspiration from our roundup of 10 barn-like houses from the Dezeen archives.

A timber-clad house with a multi-pitched roof in Holland by Francois Verhoeven Architects has divided commenters. 

Thomas Heatherwick has defended his habit of putting trees on projects such as his Tree of Trees installation (see above). Readers aren't buying it.

Yazdani Studio's design for a mass-timber sustainability research centre at Caltech in California has left commenters cold.