In this week's roundup of the best comments, readers are enchanted by Unparelld'arquitectes' arched public shelter designed to bring the community together in Olot, Spain. More about Emergency Scenery by Unparelld'arquitectes "is pure magic" say readers
This week, readers have been won over by a fire station in Antwerp which looks exactly like a fire station. More about "Would consider this in the top five sexiest buildings of the last year"
This week, some readers are envious of architect Timothee Mercier's parents after he converted an unused farm building in France into a new home for them. More about "Perfect timing for your parents. Stay home!"
This week, commenters were not too keen on a proposal by UK architecture studio Weston Williamson + Partners to convert container ships into floating hospitals to help cities hit by Covid-19. More about "The most successful ideas for fighting Covid-19 have been the small nimble ones"
This week, readers are debating whether closing parks is necessary in the fight against coronavirus. More about "Soon enough you'll be back roasting in your lovely parks"
In this week's comments update, readers are debating how homes will change after the coronavirus pandemic ends and are divided over the Galleria department store in South Korea. More about "We should use this time to think about how to build a better future"
In this week's comments update, readers have chosen their ideal house to self-isolate in and architect Marc Thorpe has designed a divisive spaceship installation that reimagines the concept of borders. More about "Great home to be self-isolated in"
In this week's comments update, readers can't fathom why Melania Trump felt it a good time to show plans for the US presidential residence's new tennis pavilion. More about "Covid-19 superseded by a tennis pavilion?"
This week, readers pondered the long-term impact of the coronavirus and shared their opinions of Frank Gehry's twisting tower in France. More about Comments update: "I always thought in times of crisis people would shine"
In this week's comments update, readers are baffled by a shield that uses UV light to sterilise itself and protect against coronavirus. More about "Epidemics aren't an opportunity for you to do a quick napkin sketch"
In this week's comments update, readers are debating whether Dezeen's story about Forensic Architecture founder Eyal Weizman being prevented from entering the United States is relevant for an architecture and design magazine. More about "Design is almost always political"
In this week's comments update, readers are debating a suggestion that dams be built around the North Sea in a bid to protect northern Europe from rising sea levels. More about "Suddenly Elon Musk's plan for us all emigrating to Mars doesn't look so crazy"
In this week's comments update, readers are in disagreement over the American Institute of Architects publicly protesting against an order that federal buildings be built in "classical architecture style." More about "Finally getting architecture where it should be again"
In this week's comments update, readers are saddened that the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture at Taliesin will close. More about "A very sad day indeed for architectural education"
In this week's comments update, readers are divided over China's decision to rapidly build a hospital for the treatment of patients with suspected coronavirus. More about "The Great Ward of China"
In this week's comments update, readers are annoyed after architect Bjarke Ingels met with the president of Brazil to work on a tourism masterplan for the country. More about "No morals, no shame"
In this week's comments update, readers are mocking designs for the Cyberhouse, a property based on Tesla's Cybertruck and created for apocalypse survivors.
More about "Good to see apocalypse survivors will have massive resources to spend on housing"
In this week's comments update, readers are looking forward to the world's first wooden football stadium being completed and are disappointed in Virgil Abloh's fashion collection with Paris's Musée du Louvre. More about "Does it come with a fire station next door?"
In this week's comment update, readers share their thoughts on the feasibility of suspended shelving in a university library and question the aesthetics of an at-home insemination kit. More about "How to not solve a non-existent problem"
This year had its fair share of provocative stories, from the backlash against concrete to a chair that prevents "manspreading". For our review of the year, digital editor Karen Anderson looks at 10 of the most polarising. More about Dezeen's top 10 controversial stories of 2019