Readers are examining the Jahad Metro Plaza in Tehran by KA Architecture Studio, who have created a "democractic open space" around the station that is sheltered by barrel-vaulted forms.

Dutch architecture may be at the forefront of sustainable building practices, but Aaron Betsky feels it has become notably boring in recent years. The topic sparked a heated debate among commenters. 

Bjarke Ingels Group has announced the completion of The Spiral – the studio's first supertall skyscraper – in New York City, which features a "ziggurat silhouette". Readers are divided.

Readers are unmoved by OMA's first major public building in the UK, Aviva Studios, which was designed to provide flexible event space for Manchester-based arts and music company Factory International.

Field Architecture designed this Sonoma Valley house out of a trio of fanning copper-clad pavilions with butterfly roofs. Readers are admiring the "beautiful craftsmanship".

Aiming to bridge the worlds of human and robotic construction, product design engineer Jasper Mallinson has created a wearable CNC machine that he believes could one day be used on worksites to help realise parametric designs. Commenters are analysing the design.

MVRDV has added a stepped roof and bright-coloured boxes to a former museum dedicated to Albanian dictator Enver Hoxha in the centre of Tirana. Readers are weigning in on the renovation.

British fashion designer Craig Green has designed 11 limited edition wooden "tools" that resemble sex toys for London's Dover Street Market store. Commenters are intrigued.

Revery Architecture has designed the Sen̓áḵw residential skyscrapers for the Squamish Nation's land in Vancouver. Commenters are unconvinced by the proposed development.

Cultural centre Het Nieuwe Instituut is rethinking the archetypal museum shop with a pop-up at Dutch Design Week, where customers can exchange their urine for soap. Readers are inspired.

Readers are delighted by this home in Melbourne which features an outer layer of perforated brickwork to create privacy and calm.

Thomas Heatherwick has launched his Humanise campaign. In this interview, the director of the team leading the initiative, Matt Bell, explains what it aims to achieve. Commenters shared their thoughts.