Commenters have strong feelings about the colour choice for the trimming of David Kohn's Red House in Dorset.

Commenters are having skateboarding dreams in response to Nameless Architecture's Café Teri bakery in Daejeon, South Korea, which features a pair of buildings that flow into a central courtyard.

Readers are debating the sucess of BIG's 50 Queens installation, designed to mark Queen Margrethe II of Denmark's 50th Jubilee.

Readers are discussing the pros and cons of unionzsation after Bernheimer Architecture became the first US private-sector architecture studio to unionize.

Commenters are praising a weathered steel duplex in Seattle that was designed with a "missing middle" to help densify the neighbourhood. 

Readers are on the fence about the projects included in our round up of supertall skyscrapers that are set to be built around the world.

BIG's installation wasn't their only project commemorating Queen Margrethe of Denmark's jubilee this week. Commenters had a mixed reaction to a necklace the studio designed to mark the event.

A Bill Gates and Samsung-designed toilet that combusts waste "into ashes" has caused a stir among commenters. 

Readers are discussing an interview with ex-RIBA inclusion boss Marsha Ramroop, who cautioned architecture firms against mistaking "tokenism" for true inclusivity. 

Commenters think that a Hebra Arquitectos-designed house that overlooks a Chilean valley is "geared more towards the Airbnb crowd". 

Readers are admiring the appropriately named Apartment for Chairs, a remodelled apartment in Chicago by Norman Kelley. 

Atelier38 has reworked a former furniture store into a new home for Czech Radio. Commenters are remarking on its "beautiful atrium".