| This week, Patrik Schumacher caused a stir with his comments on housing, and an image of Virgil Abloh's designs for IKEA had readers laughing. Read on for more of the week's best content... View online |
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| This week, Patrik Schumacher caused a stir with his comments on housing, and an image of Virgil Abloh's designs for IKEA had readers laughing. Read on for more of the week's best content... |
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|  Readers think this idea for a self-sufficient floating hotel of modular pyramids could give Egypt a run for its money. Read more › |
|  Virgil Abloh offered a first look at his collection for IKEA, and readers joked that the expression of the woman in the background said it all. Read more › |
|  Readers think there is something missing from this apartment in New York's Chelsea, designed by architecture duo BoND. Read more › |
|  Zaha Hadid Architects principal Patrik Schumacher said that unfettered capitalism "can solve the housing crisis", and readers think the US president would approve. Read more › |
|  Commenters questioned whether Mathieu Lehanneur's marble "tables" are fit for purpose. Read more › |
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|  The sensual qualities of the house Mexican architect Luis Barragán built for himself are rarely found elsewhere, says Aaron Betsky. Read more › |
|  Images of Jean Nouvel's near-complete National Museum of Qatar surfaced, and commenters were quick to criticise. Read more › |
|  You have until 30 June to enter to get your work seen by top judges including Thomas Heatherwick, Amanda Levete and Terence Conran. Create an account now › |
|  Could this 4D-printing technology, which allows small plastic objects to assemble themselves, be scaled up to make flat-pack furniture? Read more › |
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|  Plans for Foster + Partners' skyscraper in Mexico City, which will rival the city's tallest building, failed to impress. Read more › |
|  Es Devlin created a giant oval model of Manhattan to showcase BIG's twisted towers, and readers are in awe. Read more › |
|  Readers think they know why London creatives are moving to Milan – something culture secretary Matt Hancock wants to put a stop to. Read more › |
|  NASA started production of its "nearly silent" supersonic X-Plane, and readers wonder who could actually afford to fly in it. Read more › |
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