Architect Eric Owen Moss describes the design and engineering approach to constructing the (W)rapper office building in Los Angeles in this exclusive film produced by Dezeen. Readers are in two minds.

Commenters are debating a "theatre of the future" in Saudi Arabia, that has been announced as mega-project Neom's latest destination.

Readers are puzzled by architecture studio Fraser & Partners design for a 190-metre-tall residential timber tower in Perth, Australia.

Commenters are discussing a "pure and tactile" home in Tokyo designed by Japanese studio IGArchitects which features stepped living areas framed by boardmarked concrete walls.

Following recent controversy over proposals for an MSG Sphere in London similar to Las Vegas's new light-up venue, Dezeen examines the arguments on both sides of the debate. Readers weigh in.

Architecture studio Populous has released visuals of the Qiddiya City Esports Arena, which will be located in "the world's first mixed-use gaming and esports district". Commenters are finding it all too much.

Louis Vuitton and Dior owner LVMH is aiming to become more sustainable – but not because customers are demanding it, explains the CEO of the luxury goods company's North America arm, Anish Melwani, in this exclusive interview. Readers join the debate.

Some commenters think Stefano Boeri Architetti's masterplan for a meditation centre and landscaped gardens at a Buddhist pilgrimage site in Nepal is "over-designed and borderline dystopian".

Readers are questioning a tabletop device that allows users to breed and harvest crickets as an alternative protein sourced created by Netherlands-based designer Kyran Knauf.

Commenters are basking in Mario Cucinella Architects design for a hospital and health park in Cremona, Italy, which appears to rise out of the ground in concentric rings.

Examples of practical and playful paper packaging were presented at this exhibition curated by designer Makoto Umebara as part of the Takeo Paper Show in Tokyo, Japan. Readers are inspired.

Commenters are challenging Australia's decision to become the first country in the world to ban engineered stone, following rising cases of silicosis among workers who handle the material.