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This week readers are commenting on the unveiling of the fifth region of Saudi Arabia's Neom project, Leyja, and discussing a modular wood-and-steel holiday home in Estonia. Read on for more…
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Readers are uninspired by Leyja, the fifth region of Saudi Arabia's Neom project, which will feature a mirrored hotel by Shaun Killa, a rock-shaped hotel by Mario Cucinella and a stepped cliffside hotel by Chris van Duijn.
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The 15-minute city concept has repeatedly made the news this year. Here, we explain what the urbanism concept is and why it has become so controversial. Readers share their thoughts on the idea.
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Architect Tan Yamanouchi & AWGL designed A Cat Tree House as a home in Kamakura, Japan, for his family and cats. Commenters are underwhelmed by the design.
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Readers are in favour of K-studio's "classy and interesting" visitor space for drinks company Metaxa, carving out stepped stone terraces of a century-year-old vineyard on the Greek island of Samos.
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British designer Thomas Heatherwick has taken aim at the "cult of modernist architecture" in a new BBC radio series. Commenters are hotly debating the designer's comments and the wider topic.
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Prior Barraclough has expanded a modest workers' cottage in Melbourne to include an extension panelled entirely in Australian hardwood. Readers are smitten.
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Commenters are analysing a 163-metre-tall apartment building in Croydon, UK, designed by architecture studio HTA Design.
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Interior designer Timothy Godbold has overhauled his own home in the Hamptons, painting the exterior black and renovating the inside to resemble a lair from a James Bond movie. Readers are unsure.
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Commenters are enjoying Disney's Pop Century Resort hotel in Florida which has been captured by photographer Arnau Rovira Vidal.
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Portuguese studio Risco has renovated the Beato Convent Events Centre, an events space housed within a former convent in Lisbon. Readers are celebrating the "elegant and beautiful space".
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Designers and architects must start taking human-rights violations in the supply chain more seriously, writes Talia Radford. Commenters join the debate.
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