Commenters are praising music pioneer Brian Eno's updated version of his illuminated record player composed of two eccentric Perspex circles which he exhibited at London's Paul Stolper Gallery.

Readers are reacting to the seven finalists for this year's edition of the Mies van der Rohe award, which include a Czech art gallery, an urban space in Southern Sweden and a copper-clad convent in France.

Commenters are enjoying Nendo's glass design for Japan's oldest beer brand, Sapporo, which has a lopsided profile that affects how the beverage interacts with the palate of the drinker. 

Readers love THISS Studio's reconfiguration of the dark interior of an interwar house in east London, to which they added an extension characterised by timber joinery and a curved aluminium roof.

Irregularly placed square openings puncture the thick concrete exterior of SV House in Portugal, recently completed by Spaceworkers. Commenters are commending its "beautiful interiors".

Stone has the potential to become a go-to, low-carbon structural material, but barriers around quarrying must be overcome, experts tell Dezeen in this Stone Age 2.0 feature. Readers react.

Designers Michael and Martellus Bennett are brothers who both used to play in the NFL, but in this interview they reveal that their creative approaches are vastly different. Commenters share their thoughts.

Readers are split over Spanish studio Fran Silvestre Arquitectos's minimalist white house in Alicante, Spain.

One of the main trends at this year's Stockholm Furniture Fair was the use of pine. Readers are welcoming the movement.

Commenters discuss US studio SILO's sculptural, metal-clad home in North Carolina, intended to break away from the "suburban-type" development emerging in its historic setting.

Stone's reputation as an infinite material is misleading, warns Slovak-British architect Natalia Petkova in this Stone Age 2.0 interview. Readers debate the topic from both sides, below the line.

Commenters are discussing a white home, suspended on stilts above a sloped site in Argentina, completed by architect Malvina Zayat.