This week on Dezeen
This week Dezeen has been focussed on shoe design. Scroll on for more highlights in architecture and design from the last seven days plus Dezeen Music Project track of the week.
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We've featured cantilevered platform shoes by Zaha Hadid and showed heat-shrink trainers from Reebok.
Iris van Herpen and Rem D Koolhaas unveiled 3D-printed shoes that look like tree roots (main image) and we rounded up the best shoes designed by architects.
Other 3D-printed objects we've showcased in the last week include sugar sculptures for wedding cakes, table centrepieces and pie toppings and a cast for a broken arm.
We've also been majoring on micro homes, including one where occupants clamber around between two sheets of fabric and a Brazilian micro apartment furnished with a jumble of wooden boxes.
Meanwhile Ikea unveiled plans for flat-pack refugee shelters and the Eindhoven University of Technology unveiled what it claims to be the world's first solar-powered family car.
Two of our most popular stories included the renovation of an ageing townhouse in Buenos Aires with a rooftop courtyard and an underground yoga room and a telecommunications agency headquarters in Algeria.
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