This week, Dezeen spoke to Björk in an exclusive interview, and reported on the fire that devastated Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art.

Icelandic musician Björk described the process of designing the costumes and sets for her Uptopia tour, with her inspiration coming from classic Icelandic paintings and summer nights.
"It needed to look fertile and potent, that there is a erotic energy there, a potential for multiplying but also a little scary, a little fucked up, a comedy element to it too," Björk told Dezeen.
Fire devastates Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art for a second time
The Glasgow School of Art, the seminal building by Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh, was ravaged by a fire for the second time in four years. There were differing views on what should be done following the fire, with Mark Cousins, an architecture fellow at the University of Edinburgh, arguing that it must be rebuilt, while Alan Dunlop stated that to honour Mackintosh's legacy, we should come up with new ideas for its replacement.
VanMoof launches lock-free Electrified bike that can "take care of itself"
In a technological first, Dutch bike company VanMoof launched a high-security electric bicycle that claims to be impossible to steal.
Also designer Benjamin Hubert created an innovative wearable device that lets aspiring football players and athletes improve their performance.
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