Readers debate if the floor plan of Gradient Architecture's home on a very narrow plot in New York City "makes sense".

Commenters think that Sam Jacob Studio's entrance to London's V&A museum is "superbly well done and very elegant". 

Commenters are dismayed at students' outrage over an Antony Gormley sculpture with an "erect phallus", planned for their campus.

Commenters love Pezo von Ellrichshausen's house in Chile but are unsure about the choice of yellow concrete.

Commenters are expressing their views on MVRDV's plans for a building modelled on the head of a Albanian national hero.

The world's tallest timber building in Wisconsin has commenters debating the aesthetics of projects that use sustainable materials. 

Commenters are identifying the trends in our latest lookbook of ten interiors with a natural and calming organic modern design.

Commenters are finding creative ways to describe the design of ODA's skyscraper on Billionaire's Row in New York City.

Readers debate the location of this "seriously beautiful" cement and steel house in a Californian forest by Tom Kundig and Greg Faulkner.

This snake-like apartment complex in Mexico has commenters agreeing that "we need more weird projects in the world".

Readers think Herzog & de Meuron's smart plan for a mass-timber street front in Texas is "a convincing concept and well organized".

Commenters only have good things to say about Shigeru Ban's "well detailed and rigorously crafted" Zenbo Seinei retreat in Japan.