A sustainably-sourced timber structure defines this North London mews house by architect Russell Jones. Commenters are charmed. 

Readers think that Foster + Partners' supertall National Bank of Kuwait Headquarters is "phallic and feminine at the same time". 

Michael Maltzan Architecture has completed the 3,500-foot-long Ribbon of Light bridge in Los Angeles. Commenters are on the fence.

Ecovado, a low-impact alternative to "unsustainable" avocados, has sparked a lively debate in our comments section this week.

Commenters are praising Mireille Steinhage for her "affordable and sustainable" Solar Blanket, which is made from conductive yarn.

Readers think that the Zhengzhou Grand Theatre in China, which has an exterior informed by the sails and hulls of ships, misses the mark.

Commenters are soothed by our latest lookbook, which spotlights ten tranquil bathrooms with timber-clad interiors. 

Styles and eras mingle inside an intentionally unfinished diplomat's home in Rome, Italy, by local studio 02A. Readers are wowed. 

Commenters are disgruntled by our roundup of airports designed with sustainability in mind, calling it "the definition of an oxymoron".

Readers have fallen for a wooden cabin on a remote island in Chile by Santiago studio Guillermo Acuña Arquitectos Asociados. 

A timber-clad extension to a traditional cottage in the English countryside by Studio Weave has disappointed some commenters. 

GinnerupArkitekter has designed a stone-clad house on a small Danish island. Some readers admire its minimalism more than others. 

Commenters have likened a remote-controlled crab, which is thought to be the "smallest-ever" walking robot, to an episode of Black Mirror. 

Our lookbook of ten playful pink kitchens from the Dezeen archive has given some readers food for thought.