Readers aren't sure about Heatherwick Studio's unveiled designs for its first public library, a plant-covered building in Columbia, Maryland. 

Architecture studio Bindloss Dawes has designed a garage in Somerset, UK, to house a collection of classic Porsches. Commenters reacted.

Readers enjoyed discussing drinks brand Pepsi's fourth rebrand in 40 years, including an updated logo that draws on its 1990s branding.

Commenters hotly debated Eleanor Jolliffe's opinion piece proposing that as architecture has evolved it has strayed from an understanding of construction and engineering once at the profession's core.

Zurich studio Appels Architekten has created a home in Germany with a cross-laminated timber structure. Readers are full of praise.

Commenters debated an interview with carbon expert Amy Leedham, in which she claimed mass timber's reputation as the go-to low-carbon construction material is a problematic oversimplification. 

US architect Morris Adjmi has created a new mixed-use building with a decorative brickwork facade in New York and readers aren't convinced.

Readers are enjoying a concrete staircase and curved lightwell in a tall, narrow home in Porto, Portugal, designed by Tsou Arquitectos.

Commenters discuss Rory Olcayto's opinion piece in which he argues deck-access housing has unfairly become a symbol for urban squalor in the UK, but a new wave of architects is demonstrating its merits.

British studio David Chipperfield Architects has revealed plans for a concrete and cross-laminated timber housing project in Antwerp that will adjoin a 60-tree orchard. Commenters were intrigued by the plans.

Dezeen asked mass-timber experts about the ongoing race to build ever-taller wooden buildings. Readers joined the debate.

Commenters raised their eyebrows at the final case study in our Timber Revolution series on Ascent in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, by Korb + Associates Architects, which has been certified as the world's tallest mass-timber building.