Readers are appraising Seoul studio Sukchulmok's additions of curved forms and arched openings to a cafe in South Korea's Gyeonggi-do.

The lack of architecture at the Venice Architecture Biennale means that it is at risk of losing its position as the world's leading architecture event, says Patrik Schumacher. Commenters share their thoughts.

Readers are discussing inflatable sculptures with spiky and bulbous protrusions designed by Steve Messam that intend to "reimagine the architecture of their locations" at Clerkenwell Design Week.

BIG has been named as the masterplanner of the floating port city of Oxagon, which is part of the Neom development in Saudi Arabia, at an exhibition taking place during the Venice Architecture Biennale. The announcement has been described by commenters as "shameless".

Some readers are fans of a block-long timber truss bridge designed by SOM and James Corner Field Operations in New York while others aren't so keen.

Commenters are intrigued by a floating sofa with an integrated paddle and emergency flares launched as part of New York design week, and meant as a tongue-in-cheek critique of climate change complacency. 

MSR Design has installed a tech campus within the shell of a abandoned steel mill in Pennsylvania, adding three buildings and a massive solar array to the rooftop. Readers are in love.

Large-scale models of The Line and other developments at the controversial Neom project in Saudi Arabia are being presented at the Zero Gravity Urbanism exhibition during the Venice Architecture Biennale. Commenters have described the exhbition as "ghastly".

The simplest of structures, such as tents and huts, can teach architects lessons, British architect Norman Foster said in an exclusive interview at the Venice Architecture Biennale. Readers respond.

PPA Architectures has designed a specialist facility dedicated to music and dance with a pleated white metal facade on the outskirts of Toulouse, France. Commenters think the building is a job well done.

Designer Mac Collins is among those exhibiting works at the British Pavilion at this year's Venice Architecture Biennale. Readers think there was too much art on display.

Commenters are inspired by a collection of chunky terracotta seats by designer Chris Wolston being exhbited as part of NYCxDesign.