Readers love the design of a house in South Africa by local studio KLG Architects, where textured plaster mimics nearby rocky outcrops.

An "elegantly awkward" mixed-use tower in Seoul, designed by local firm Sosu Architects, has sparked lively debate among commenters.

New photographs show construction underway on the planned 400-meter-tall, cube-shaped Mukaab in Riyadh, designed by AtkinsRéalis and projected to be the world’s largest building. Readers react.

Commenters consider a furniture collection made from yaré fibre by Colombian brand Fango that aims to address deforestation concerns in the Amazon.

Readers discuss a concrete house set within an olive grove in Corfu, Greece, designed by architect Piers Taylor.

Designer Kunrui Peng has developed a blow-up toilet that weighs less than one kilogram and can be carried on hikes to prevent human waste from spoiling the wilderness. Commenters are having fun with puns.

Readers admire a new glulam porch by John Puttick Associates for St Leonard's church in Hove, East Sussex, UK.

Dezeen's US editor Ben Dreith argues the popularity of the Chandigarh chair, created by a team led by Swiss architect Pierre Jeanneret, has shone a light on the erasure of local designers in the mid-century modern design narrative. Readers have simpler concerns.

Architecture studio IARA has reinvigorated an abandoned aqueduct in Huangshan, China, by attaching a sheltered timber bridge on top of its stone structure. Readers are enamoured with the transformation.