In this week's comments update, readers can't decide whether the Hoxton Press towers, by Karakusevic Carson Architects and David Chipperfield Architects, look new or retro. 
In with the old: the hexagonal towers in London's Hackney are built from brick in two different shades. Some readers think they offer something new, while others suggest they're a blast from the past.
"Looks outdated already," lamented Yousif El Helw.
Jean-Yves Rehby agreed: "So, we're doing post-post-post neo-brutalism" 1989-is-backism" Sorry, but I'm not particularly impressed."
Not everyone feels the same, including Chris: "Really like these buildings, beautiful details, lovely plans, and I suspect living there will be a delight. More Chipperfield in London please." "Praise the lord for David Chipperfield," added British Card.
One commenter especially liked the floor plans:
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Judgement day: reader sympathy for Patrik Schumacher ? who launched a high court bid to control the late Zaha Hadid's £70 million estate ? has grown, since documents revealed the executors of Hadid's estate tried to have her name removed from the practice.
"On the first story about this legal dispute, I had some pretty nasty words about Schumacher. I'm surprised that he seems completely in the right here," said Jacob Volanski.
A shocked Michael Wigle sought clarification: "So Hadid signed a wil...