Danish architecture studio Henning Larsen has released designs for a wooden church, the first to be built in Copenhagen for 30 years, which commenters are concerned will present maintenance challenges.

Foster + Partners has created a glass building with a cantilevered roof for the headquarters of Ferring Pharmaceuticals in Denmark. Commenters are sceptical about claims that it "floats".

Architecture studio Wilkinson Eyre has unveiled the redeveloped Battersea Power Station in London almost 40 years after the building was decommissioned. Commenters are discussing its merits.

Readers are commenting on the scale of Omar Gandhi Architect's huge coastal Nova Scotia home in Canada.

Commenters are praising Procotor & Shaw's revamp of a Victorian townhouse in London. The studio added a series of glazed volumes that allow daylight to reach into the plan.

London studio Henley Halebrown has used a palette of reddish-brown concrete and bricks to visually tie together a school and housing in Hackney. Readers are debating its success.

A Los Angeles entrepreneur is launching a glamping site in California that aims to attract professionals who want to commune with nature. Due to California's frequent wildfires, commenters are concerned. 

Architecture studio ARCity Office has used black steel and glass to transformed a former power plant into a community hub in Shenzhen, China. Readers think that ARCity Office has done a "superb job". 

Interiors studio Chloé Mason Gray has renovated a house in Mexico City to create what the designer calls a "masculine" space for a bachelor. Readers are disputing "the gendering of objects and spaces".

Studio AMO has used pillows throughout the refurbishment of a Parisian boutique for fashion brand Jacquemus, whose founder comes from the South of France. Commenters are enjoying its originality. 

Sea green floors are contrasted with the red interior of this Venice-inspired snack bar in Warsaw by Noke Architects. Readers are thrilled by the "watery textures and complementary colours".

Readers are admiring the creation of "human-scaled spaces of refuge in dense urban areas" that studio Twelve Architects and the National Trust have completed on an unused viaduct in Manchester.