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This week readers are debating ten proposals for futuristic cities and commenting on a nature-inspired skyscraper proposed for the City of London. Read on for more...
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Desai Chia Architecture created "winged" roofs for a sculptural home in Upstate New York. Readers think it's "beautiful inside and out".
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Commenters aren't buying the projects featured in our roundup of ten futuristic cities currently being planned across the globe.
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Readers think that a nature-inspired skyscraper proposed for the City of London would make a "distinctive" addition to the skyline.
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We've rounded up six supertall skyscrapers that are planned for North American cities. Readers aren't impressed.
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Some readers think Kanye West's latest Yeezy Gap collection is misunderstood. Others think it's best suited to the bins it was presented in.
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Volkswagen's all-electric ID Buzz van, which is an update to its iconic hippie-era T1 Transporter, has left commenters feeling nostalgic.
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A video revealing the design for The Line, a 500-metre-tall skyscraper intended to house nine million people in Saudi Arabia, has convinced readers that the project "just keeps getting worse".
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Readers aren't thrilled that Frank Gehry's long-awaited Ocean Avenue Project has been granted final approval to be built in California.
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Commenters feel "inspired" by Smith Mordak's guide to designing buildings that remain cool in hot weather.
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"No one wants a sea of desks anymore," WeWork global head of design Ebbie Wisecarver told Dezeen in an exclusive interview. But readers think lounge-style office seating is overrated.
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Our latest lookbook collects ten white bathrooms that are far from boring. Commenters are questioning their practicality.
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The high-tech architectural style is about to make a comeback and its philosophy could be central to decarbonising the built environment in the face of climate change, writes Jerry Tate.
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