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This week readers are discussing BIG's completed skyscraper in the Ecuadorian city of Quito and an interview with Amnesty International's Peter Frankental about architecture firms working on the Neom Project in Saudi Arabia. Join the debate below...
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Readers are inspired by BIG's completed Iqon skyscraper in Quito, Ecuador, which is the studio's first completed project in South America.
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The architecture studios designing Neom in Saudi Arabia are facing a "moral dilemma" and should "think twice" about their continuing involvement in the project, says Amnesty International's Peter Frankental in this exclusive interview.
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The St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church, which has officially opened at the World Trade Center site in New York, has been described as "truly magnificent" by readers.
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The Red House in southwest England by London studio David Kohn Architects has been named the RIBA's House of the Year for 2022. Commenters are shocked by the decision.
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Following Dyson's announcement that its Dyson Zone air-purfying headphones are set to go on sale, commenters are discussing if we need more fundamental solutions to air pollution.
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Commenters have mixed opinions about a pair of skyscrapers called Eagle + West in Brooklyn created by architecture studio OMA.
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Readers are stunned by a holiday home created by Mexican studio CO-LAB Design Office, which was designed to encourage occupants to feel connected to the lush surroundings.
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Kengo Kuma and Associates has completed a major extension to the Paris museum of late philanthropist Albert Kahn, which was described as original and well done by a commenters.
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French studio AW2 has completed the Banyan Tree AlUla Resort in Saudi Arabia's Ashar Valley. Readers hope to see more like-minded projects created in Saudi Arabia.
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Commenters are debating Boston-based architecture studio Safdie Architects' 24-storey Qorner residential skyscraper in Ecuador that has a snaking profile with staggered apartments and terraces.
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A 23-tonne metal staircase rises through a glazed atrium at the centre of Sunderland's City Hall, completed by local practice FaulknerBrowns. Commenters are impressed by the buildings "crisp detailing".
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