Kengo Kuma's plant-covered hotel, new V&A expansion and more of this week's top stories

Follow us It's 10 years today since the first iPhone went on sale, so we've trawled the archives to chart its changing reputation through reader comments. Read on for more of the best stories on Dezeen... "A horticulturalist's nightmare"   Kengo Kuma has revealed a plant-covered hotel for Paris, but commenters are asking how it will be kept lush all year round. Read the story and comments › "In Sou Fujimoto's world wheelchairs don't exist"   David Adjaye, BIG and Sou Fujimoto are among seven firms competing to build an events pavilion in Edinburgh, but which is the readers' favourite? Read the story and comments › "Excessive design"   AL_A's new expansion of London's V&A museum doesn't blend in as seemlessly with the original building as some readers would like. Read the story and comments › "Beautiful"   Readers are impressed with the New England aesthetic of this range of prefab homes that can be assembled in under two weeks. Read the story and comments › "The controversy proves this design would stand the test of time"   Norway has scrapped plans to cut a "wound" into a peninsula near the 2011 Utøya terrorist attack site, leaving readers disappointed. Read the story and comments › "Kudos"   Commenters are admiring this Parisian basketball court, which has been overhauled with gradients of blue, pink, purple and orange. Read the story and comments › "A golden age of architectural drawing awaits"   The advent of 3D-modelling software may not spell the end for architectural drawing after all, says Owen Hopkins. Read his Opinion column › "Modest but effective"   This revamp of a 1960s south London house has opened it up to the garden, and readers are noticing tiny details. Read the story and comments › "I'm glad these ideas are taking off"   Readers are looking forward to a "rail-to-trail" scheme opening near them, after we rounded up 18 projects following in the High Line's footsteps. Read the story and comments › "Smart design, but is it useful?"   Sou Fujimoto has designed a hybrid bookshelf and chair, but readers are struggling to picture themselves reading in the cut-out seat. Read the story and comments › "The cleverest structure I've seen in a good while, full marks"   This tensile timber canopy constructed in a Dorset woodland by students from the Architectural Association deserves an A, say readers. Read the story and comments › "How did this worm its way into Dezeen?"   Readers are recoiling from the world's first edible insect farm, which has gone into production after a successful Kickstarter campaign. Read the story and comments › "Not one bad angle"   One commenter can't fault this Mexican house, which features a pool deck shaded by slatted marble walls. Read the story and comments ›           Dezeen Jobs   Are you looking for a role in architecture or design? Visit Dezeen Jobs, where we've got 118 new jobs this week including: Interior architect/designer at Snøhetta in Oslo, Norway › Industrial designer at Zaha Hadid Architects in London, UK › Drafter/technical detailer at Marcel Wanders in Amsterdam, Netherlands › Interview   Barcelona and Amsterdam are world-leading "smart cities" says Jason Pomeroy › Most popular   Moxon Architects builds humble cabin in Scottish landscape › Most liked   AA Design + Make students use timber for tensile canopy › Most tweeted   AIA announces winners of Small Project Awards 2017 › Most pinned   Studio De Materia submerges House JRv2 into sloping terrain › Most commented   Trump touts solar-panelled Mexico border wall as cheaper solution › News   CF Møller appointed on Robin Hood Gardens replacement › More news › Architecture   Stefano Boeri designs "vertical forest" city to eat up China's smog › More architecture › Design   Eight recycled design projects driven by Beirut's trash crisis › More design › Interiors   MWAI uses pale grey tones in west London flat renovation › More interiors › Technology   ETH Zurich team creates all-concrete canoe built on "bones" › More technology › Competitions   Win a book exploring home extensions, renovations and refurbishments › More competitions › Dezeen Hot List   Dezeen Hot List reveals the 400 hottest forces in architecture and design › Dezeen Book of Interviews   Dezeen Book of Interviews features conversations with 45 leading figures in architecture and design. Pick up your copy for just £5 ›

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