Stockholm tech company Luvly is set to launch Luvly O, a flat-pack mini electric car that it claims could be the future of urban transport. Readers think they have missed the mark.

Commenters are unsure about Snøhetta's angular timber viewing tower in a popular skiing area in the Tyrolean Alps.

Readers are split over Hawaii-based company WAVR's prototype for a modular technology that floats on top of the ocean waves to gather energy from the motion of the water. 

Robert Bevan reflects on the cultural and political implications of  Charles III's vocal love for traditional architecture. Commenters react.

Tomoaki Uno Architects has created an office in Japan made from thick wooden logs. Some readers think the building is "a stunning use of timber," whereas others think it is "a terrible waste".

Commenters were delighted by Fog X, a jacket that can make drinking water from fog, which has won the first public vote in the Lexus Design Awards recognising prototypes aiming to build a better future.

Readers are discussing the Istanbul Modern museum in Turkey completed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop.

Commenters enjoyed modernist City of London landmarks being given a traditionalist makeover in honour of King Charles III's coronation.

The United Nations Human Rights Council has issued a statement denouncing the planned executions of three people for reportedly opposing the Neom mega project in Saudi Arabia. Readers respond.

Commenters are intrigued by an alternative beer car with two angled pull tabs designed by Nendo that have been manufactured to control the level of foam produced by opening the can. 

The (W)rapper office tower in Los Angeles by American architect Eric Owen Moss, which was named for a structural support system that covers the facade, has sparked debate amongst readers.

Commenters are debating Fetch, an architectural kennel created by Coffey Architects for its office dog, Lucky, which is made from a green gabion basket and filled with hundreds of tennis balls.