In this week's comments update, readers are questioning the thinking behind Gus Wüstemann's concrete-heavy housing block.
Material matters: Zurich studio Gus Wüstemann has divided readers with its low-cost housing block, designed for the Baechi Foundation that boasts an abundance of concrete.
"I love concrete and this is wonderful," praised Aigoual.
Duckusucker agreed: "Beautiful, textured, functional simplicity: well done!"
However, others thought it was self-indulgent, with Beartoe saying: "This is classic, extreme architecture for other architects. How, um, does one hang a picture on the wall""
Blackout also raised a question: "Truly affordable, or affordable for young professionals and assorted hipsters who can already afford rents in city centres, but would prefer to spend a bit less"" Regardless, this reader was impressed by at least one of the flats' features:
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What do you think of the apartment block" Join the discussion ?

Sleep wear: Milan Fashion Week saw Moncler unveil a polarising collection of padded full-length evening dresses, designed by Valentino creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli.
"Everyday would be a duvet day. Bliss," wrote a delighted Interior Addict.
Sim was also complimentary: "A welcome change I guess for female stars. Finally clothes that will keep them warm on the red carpet."
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