Dezeen readers debate Hollaway Studio's Dungeness cottage and parametricism

In this week’s Dezeen commentary, readers shared their thoughts on three subjects: Hollaway Studio's Westview Cottage in Dungeness, a new look at parametricism, and Gensler's Trump Tower Tbilisi design. Clarus commented that Westview Cottage seems so fragile it could be blown away, while Milton Welch doubted its authenticity as a cottage. Dwg called it a "missed opportunity," though Chewie liked the "white-stained timber cladding" and overall form. Chris D noted the lack of solar panels. As for parametricism, Frank Lloyd Wrong found it "beautiful and sublime," but David Chase Martin labeled it "un-human." Welch was glad about high construction costs, and Ejle felt the neoliberal connection was weak. For Trump Tower Tbilisi, Frank praised its "lacy lingerie facade," while others wanted better integration with Central Park, and The Truth jokingly suggested a bigger Trump sign.