"High buildings should only be used for the very rich"

Follow us This week, we featured BIG's Lego House, which looks like a stack of giant toy bricks, and an interview with Royal Gold Medal winner Neave Brown. Read on for more of the best stories on Dezeen... "Incredible photos"   Readers are picking their favourite shots from a shortlist for architecture photograph of the year, including this image of a seemingly endless atrium. Read the story and comments › "High buildings should only be used for the very rich"   Tower blocks like Grenfell should never have been built, says housing pioneer Neave Brown, who has just been awarded the Royal Gold Medal. Read the interview › "Too bad they cannot pull it apart and do it again"   BIG's Lego House may be shaped like children's building blocks, but it lacks the popular toy's most compelling feature, say readers. Read the story and comments › "You'd be kicked out of uni for this cut-and-paste project"   Uniqlo has launched a collection celebrating the careers of Ray and Charles Eames – but commenters say the designs lack imagination. Read the story and comments › "The Star of David meets Star Trek"   Readers are finding sci-fi references in Daniel Libeskind's Ottawa Holocaust memorial. Read the story and comments › "Somebody pour some water under my bonnet"   Readers agree with a decision made by the Musée du Louvre to cancel a provocative installation, despite protests from the artist. Read the story and comments › "Fully within the realm of current technology"   Some readers are calling Elon Musk crazy for proposing rockets as a form of transport on Earth, but others say his idea makes sense. Read the story and comments › "And then the hauntings begin"   A historic asylum has been converted into a boutique hotel, but commenters say the result is straight out of a horror film. Read the story and comments › "Heatherwick Studio is back"   Following the success of Thomas Heatherwick's Cape Town art museum, readers are loving this adaptable table unveiled by his studio. Read the story and comments › "The Jaguar looks magnificent!"   This Dutch home has dramatic blackened walls and a turfed roof – but it was the Jaguar E-type parked in front that stole the show. Read the story and comments ›             Dezeen Jobs   Are you looking for a role in architecture or design? Visit Dezeen Jobs, where we've got 90 new jobs this week, including: Modelmaker at Foster + Partners in London, UK › Staff architect at Oppenheim Architecture in Miami, USA › Designer at UXUS in Amsterdam, The Netherlands › Most popular   IKEA's Creative Hub in Malmö features walls for scribbling › Most liked   Airbnb uses current listings to theme headquarters interiors › Most tweeted   Aston Martin reveals plans for $4 million luxury submarine › Most pinned   RCR Arquitectes completes Dubai apartment building with sea views › Most commented   Foster + Partners unveils plans for Budapest's tallest building › Opinion   Seoullo is no High Line, says Gerard Reinmuth › More Opinion › News   Google's new headphones double as a personal translator › More news › Architecture   New Affiliates creates asymmetric mountain cabin in Vermont › More architecture › Design   Jens Fager's Tip lamp is stripped-back to "essence of its purpose" › More design › Interiors   Green kitchen adds character to low-budget apartment in Ukraine › More interiors › Technology   Nike's connected NBA jerseys update fans with news › More technology › Competitions   Win a book full of architecture projects by HUUM › More competitions › Dezeen Hot List   Dezeen Hot List reveals the hottest forces in architecture and design ›

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