Readers are intrigued by the 250-metre-tall Mohammed VI Tower designed by architecture studios Rafael de La‑Hoz and Hakim Benjelloun, which has opened in Morocco as the country's tallest building and the third tallest in Africa.

Despite it being adopted more slowly than he anticipated, Patrik Schumacher believes parametricism will still become a universal architectural style, he tells Dezeen in this interview. Commenters share their thoughts.

Readers are debating Gensler's designs for a Trump Tower development in Tbilisi, Georgia, which will contain "six architecturally distinctive towers".

Commenters are amazed by a metamorphic dress by fashion designer Iris van Herpen, covered in thousands of iridescent glass spheres that appear to gradually disintegrate, which debuted at this year's Met Gala in New York City.

Readers are pleasantly surprised by a wooden bathtub created by David Chipperfield Design for Italian bathroom brand Agape, featuring a pared-back form with an integrated seat, shelf and washbasin.

Architectural designer Isabel Strauss has designed a public bathroom for the grounds of German-American architect Walter Gropius's self-designed home in Massachusetts, USA, chosen from hundreds of submissions. Commenters aren't sold.

Readers are commenting on a mountainside house with wood and board-formed concrete finishes in Quebec, completed by Montreal-based studio Atelier Carle.

Commenters are reacting to the appointment of American design executive Peter Arnell as chief brand architect of the newly formed National Design Studio, tasked with shaping the identity of a "different type of government".

As part of the ongoing renovations to the Space Needle in Seattle, American architecture studio Olson Kundig and engineering firm Otis Elevators have installed all-glass, double-decker elevators on the tower's exposed core. Readers are commending the design.