Readers are analysing Heatherhill Beach House, a "rather lovely" wooden holiday home burrowed among the hills on the Danish Coast by local studio Norm Architects.

Commenters are divided on Japan's tallest skyscraper by US studio Pelli Clarke & Partners, part of Tokyo's Azabudai Hills development.

Readers are intrigued by a "good looking" electric snowmobile, which mobility company Vidde developed with design studio Pininfarina. 

US studio CCY Architects has clad a mountainside house in patinated copper panels and tilted the roof to adhere with the topography of its site in Colorado. Commenters discuss its merits.

Readers react to development firm Related Companies' plans to expand the program of Hudson Yards with a series of buildings including supertall skyscrapers and a casino.

Brutalism, septic tanks and a rejection of the sci-fi status quo informed the set design of the film Dune: Part Two, production designer Patrice Vermette tells Dezeen in this interview. Commenters responded.

Berlin-based architects Gustav Düsing and Max Hacke have created a modular and demountable steel-framed pavilion for a university in Germany. Readers are praising the "amazing system".

Peter Barber's architecture proves that providing social housing at scale without making the design mistakes of the past is eminently possible, writes Owen Hatherley as part of our Social Housing Revival series. Commenters shared their thoughts.

Pyramidal Corten roofs define a distillery by ODOS Architects in rural County Kildare, Ireland. Readers ponder the project.

Commenters are enjoying plans for amphitheatre-like seating in the courtyard of the Danish parliament in Copenhagen as part of an overhaul by Cobe, Arcgency and Drachmann Arkitekter. 

Readers are discussing a "well-done" farmhouse in Normandy that architecture practice Studio Guma overhauled while retaining its stone and timber structure.

Commenters are enjoying a rural residence in north India by Sketch Design Studio with a rustic stone interior.