Readers are dissecting a completed skyscraper in Vancouver, Canada, with a curved form and a semi-enclosed amphitheratre at its base by Japanese architecture studio Kengo Kuma & Associates.

Commenters are delighted by a microscopic Louis Vuitton handbag designed by art collective MSCHF as a critique on luxury fashion.

Readers are doting over a courtyard home near Chennai, India, designed by local practice Rain Studio.

Readers have described the death of RIBA Royal Gold Medal-winning architect Michael Hopkins as "a sad loss for the profession".

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has aquired a module from the Nakagin Capsule Tower, which was recently disassembled in Tokyo. Readers are debating the decision to dismantle it.

Commenters are enjoying two oversized chairs decorated with a colourful Dutch wax-like print by British-Nigerian designer Yinka Llori for his Types of Happiness installation in east London.

Readers are in love with a "tasteful" nature retreat in southern Mexico designed by architects Mauricio Rocha and Gabriela Carrillo.

Commenters are intrigued by AItopia, a new editorial series from Dezeen that will explore AI's impact on design, architecture and humanity.

Readers have described Henning Larsen's designs for a ferry terminal and shipping company headquarters, as a "perfect marriage of wood and concrete, of landscape and building, of function and form".

Commenters are discussing Nina+Co's "gorgeous" design for skincare brand Big Beauty's first store in London.

Readers are undecided on a nursery extension in the Czech Republic by Mjölk Architekti.

Commenters are discussing a collection of creative seating designs that have been installed throughout the Royal Docks as part of this year's London Festival of Architecture.