Croatian studio Njiric+ Arhitekti's low-slung duo of homes in Zagreb, Croatia, features two pavilion-like structures that are clad in perforated brick and metal. Commenters react.

Ukrainian designer Nastia Mirzoyan has completed an educational space and sex shop in Kyiv that replaces the stereotypical eroticised aesthetic. Some readers remain sceptical about its approachability.

Photographer Iwan Baan has captured the extent of damage and the ongoing reconstruction efforts in the Pacific Palisades neighbourhood of LA nearly six months after wildfires destroyed much of the area.

Readers debate a wood-framed barn that has been adapted into a studio and library in Vermont by architecture studio Cordero Pardee.

Commenters are inspired by Mexican designer Milú Brunell's prototype for a soil-powered lamp that is planted into the ground. 

Dezeen readers are enjoying Frank Lloyd Wright's untouched Toyhill house in Usonia, where Jeffrey Renz' homeware designs are on show.

Commenters discuss Gisbert Pöppler's colourful transformation of a historic German home in the Ruhr region, which aims to reflect its association with the Deutscher Werkbund movement.

By severing the link between chairs and sitting down, design art – or sculpture that cosplays as furniture – provides a glimpse into humanity's future, writes Julie Lasky. Readers join the debate.

Readers debate a Hindu temple complex in Lancaster, southern California, formed by masonry buildings and a rounded "womb-like" meditation room by architecture studio CSA Partners.