A stone-clad home in Scotland's Outer Hebrides by local practice Izat Arundell has been named the UK's best new house by the Royal Institute of British Architects. Readers aren't sold.

Commenters have expressed disappointment that the Grand Ring in Osaka will largely be turned into firewood, according to its architect, Sou Fujimoto, who spoke to Dezeen.

The under-construction city of Nusantara is set to be inaugurated as Indonesia's political capital in 2028, having been scaled back from its original plan to replace Jakarta as the country's new capital city. Readers respond to the news.

Commenters are praising the "delightful" mass-timber Oceana Innovation Hub School in Barbados, completed by American architecture studio AMMA.

Readers react to the US State Department's decision to end the use of the Calibri sans-serif typeface for its communications, re-instating the use of Times New Roman to "return to tradition".

Commenters weigh in on the supertall Waterline skyscraper by US studio KPF, set to be the tallest in Texas, as it nears completion with much of the structure and facade in place.

The president of the Royal Institute of British Architects, Chris Williamson, has revealed that he will not be renewing his registration with the Architects Registration Board in 2026. Shocked readers share their thoughts.

Commenters are questioning the value of Pujiang Platform, a timber pavilion that Dutch studio MVRDV has added to an existing viewpoint in the hills of Chengdu, China.

A steel grid wrapped in LED netting cloaks the metal ductwork of Spark 716, an AI data centre and "computing power park" in Beijing, completed by LLLAB. Readers discuss the "dystopian" structure.