Geneva-based architect Stef Claes took cues from mid-century and local architecture to create a low-lying home in the Belgian countryside. Commenters debate the project's merits.

UK studio Foster + Partners is reportedly designing a two-kilometre-high skyscraper in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, which if completed would be the world's tallest building. Readers join the debate.

Commenters reacted strongly to Catherine Slessor's opinion piece about architecture having a long tradition of famous figures working well into their old age and "never knowing when to stop".

Close to half of UK architects are now utilising artificial intelligence to carry out their projects, a report by the Royal Institute of British Architects has revealed. Readers have questions.

The High Court has quashed the government's refusal of planning permission for Marks & Spencer to demolish and replace its flagship store on Oxford Street in London. Commenters react to the decision.

At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, electronics brand Lenovo has unveiled a laptop concept with a transparent screen. Readers are curious to see how the concept develops further.

British architecture studio Allies and Morrison has created a university building for London College of Fashion at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in east London. Commenters discuss the project.

Readers respond to this control centre that Istanbul studio Bilgin Architects has created in the plains of Karapinar, Turkey, for one of Europe's largest solar farms.

To help kick off our Social Housing Revival series, Peter Apps calls for a return to mass public house-building in cities around the world. Commenters, who agree, are embracing the discussion.

Prague studio Byró Architekti has renovated a 19th-century house in the Czech town of Kutná Hora, adding unexpected openings and colourful joinery. Readers are commenting on the revamp.

Dublin studio Kingston Lafferty Design has transformed this family home in Cork, Ireland, which features shapes and colours informed by the work of Verner Panton. Commenters are enjoying the home.

Readers are scrutinising Dutch architecture firm UNStudio's plans for a mixed-use office building in Belval, Luxembourg, which the studio aims to have the "smallest possible carbon footprint".