Toy brand Lego is reportedly set to release a model of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, which will be the largest set ever created. Readers look forward to the launch.

Commenters express feigned surprise at three companies cancelling contracts on Trojena and The Line, as Saudi Arabia's Neom project stalls.

Forty years ago, Marc Newson designed what would become the most expensive work ever sold at auction by a living designer. In this interview, he reflects on affordability, collectible design and current projects, including Ferrari's first electric car. Readers share their thoughts.

Commenters are divided over Light House, a Netherlands home by Woonpioniers, where twin gabled volumes conceal expansive timber-lined interiors.

Commenters are debating a trio of Vancouver skyscrapers by Henriquez Partners Architects, including the city’s first supertall.

Africa is experiencing a mini-boom in skyscraper construction, with new towers rising in Egypt, Ethiopia, Ivory Coast and more. But are they symbols of progress or just vanity projects? Dezeen editor-at-large Amy Frearson investigates. Readers weigh in.

Elusive architect Smiljan Radić explains how his work should not be seen as a blueprint for "good or bad" architecture, in this exclusive interview following his "surprise" Pritzker Architecture Prize win. Commenters praise the "interesting and inspiring" conversation.

French architecture studio Exercice has installed four unconventional table tennis tables at a school in Ingré, France, encouraging children to make up their own rules and strategies. Readers hail the idea as "genius".

Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York, has recognised 15 American architects, designers and companies that have "left a lasting mark on the field" to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States. Commenters are puzzled.