Commenters are in love with a family home in Surrey which features a steeply-pitched roof covered in red clay tiles, designed by architecture studio Rural Office.

Designer Eleonora Ortolani has created what she believes to be the first food made from plastic waste, as part of her final-year project at Central Saint Martins. Readers are blown away.

Studio Gang has been selected for extension of the Clinton Presidential Center, a library and museum in Little Rock, Arkansas. Commenters can't resist commenting on the project – and the president.

Two pyramidal forms modelled on baker's kilns animate Kornets Hus, a learning centre in Denmark designed by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter. Readers are besotted with the "beautiful structure".

Concave chairs like Arne Jacobsen's Egg and Eero Saarinen's Womb don't meet today's definition of good design, according to the founders of design studio Pearson Lloyd. Commenters disagreed.

Readers reacted to news that David Adjaye has lost another project following sexual assault allegations against him, as his studio is dropped from the International Slavery Museum redevelopment.

Polish studio Mistovia has renovated an apartment in Warsaw for an art director and her pet dachshund. Commenters aren't sold.

Montalba Architects has renovated American architect Edward Durrell Stone's Perpetual Savings and Loan Bank building in Los Angeles. Readers are applauding its "elegant simplicity".

San Siro in Milan, which was set to be replaced by a Populous-designed stadium, has been saved from demolition. Readers are unbothered and think the building has had its time.

Sergison Bates Architects has designed a grey brick infill housing block in Clapham, London, to promote "neighbourliness". Readers think the development is "a little bit grey".

Readers are intrigued by Dowen Farmer Architects' plans for a metal mesh-clad ghost-kitchen in west London that would shuttle food to a public food hall like the "Ministry of Magic".