Readers are debating if Crosson Architects' lifeguard tower blends in with its setting on the black sand beach of North Piha, New Zealand.

Commenters are wondering about MVRDV's plans for a pair of skyscrapers with "stratified cliff" facades in Nanjing, China.

Zozaya Arquitectos has topped this Mexican cliffside concrete home with an open thatched roof, provoking mixed reactions from readers.

Readers are continuing to discuss plans for the Saudi city The Line after Neom director said it will "revolutionise our current way of life".

Commenters are considering if hemp-clad tiny homes are a way to "escape the rent trap" as the social enterprise behind the plan claims.

Readers are discussing if Norm Architects' greenhouse restaurant in a Swedish meadow would be a comfortable place to dine.

Commenters are curious about Adam Nathaniel Furman's colourful "queer monument" to celebrate the Commonwealth Games, which the designer claims exhibits the "camp brilliance" of Birmingham.

Readers are expressing strong feelings about the use of black timber cladding on Bornstein Lyckefors' seaside Villa Hovås in Sweden.

Commenters think this 6,400-square-foot house by Iannuzzi Studio, designed for a growing family, is for "the McMansion class".

Readers are weighing in on Knox Bhavan's flood-resilient house by the River Thames, designed to be "future-proof" for the next 100 years.

Commenters are drooling over Clancy Moore Architects writer's hut in a Dublin garden, made from recycled aluminium and stained beech.

Commenters are obsessing over the simple design of an Iowa municipal building by Neumann Monson Architects in the USA.