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Rob Gregory "Clerkenwell's moo-vers and shakers host London's first architecture biennale". Architectural Review, The. FindArticles.com. 30 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m3575/is_1290_216/ai_n6212583/

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• Warped wrapper: this new arts centre in Lille is an imaginative exploration of form and materials
  by Connie Van Cleef
• Icons and biennales
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Clerkenwell's moo-vers and shakers host London's first architecture biennale
  by Rob Gregory
• Cruel irony of Israel situation
  by Steve Fox
• The Vanguard Landscapes and Gardens of Martha Schwartz
• The nice and the good: as a type, libraries may be in flux, but OMA's bold new building for Seattle is a quantum leap of architectural and municipal ambition
  by Barbara Lamprecht
• Specifier's information
• Massive art-stack: Herzog & de Meuron's latest box of tricks on the outskirts of Basel
  by Rob Gregory
• Pounds of pretty paper
  by Peter Davey
• … On the third day, they rose again
  by Rob Gregory
• Material assets: huge opportunities are offered by an increasing range of materials but their essential sensuous importance remains
  by Peter Davey
• Small but strong
  by Charles Jameson
• Curvaceous corrugated: Endo continues his exploration of bent corrugated metal in a domestic application
  by Veronica Pease
• Woven in Worb: Gottfried Semper's odd theories about textiles and building are imaginatively reinterpreted in stainless steel
• Whatever happened to Paolo?
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Two Germanys, one Architecture
  by Layla Dawson
• Spectrum of talent: this year's AR Awards for Excellence at Spectrum show how good design can enliven and improve office life
  by Catherine Slessor
• Photo opportunity
  by Adam Voelcker
• St Paul's: The Cathedral Church of London 1602-2004
• Dignity in death: imaginative understanding of materials makes this tomb a fitting set for rites of passage
• Cityscape AR Awards
• Material evidence—Rob Gregory reviews recent innovations
• Yibaneh!
  by Timothy Brittain-Catlin
• What goes up, must come down
  by Rob Gregory
• Snow bound: in the high backbone of Japan, rusted steel super-strong skin resists winter loads and thermal stresses
  by Veronica Pease
• Diary
• One for the dominees
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Scharoun snip
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• The architect's universe
  by Timothy Brittain-Catlin
• Cultural hub: materials control and maximum prefabrication are keys to this new urban centre near Helsinki
  by Michael Webb
• Bow belles: in the heart of London's East End, Matthew Lloyd Architects' installation has helped raise St Paul's Church from the dead
  by Rob Gregory
• R Mutt & its offspring
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Elegant minimalism combined with modern technology allow Hal Ingberg to create a great surprise in the middle of the woods by literally reflecting on the multi-dimensionality of nature
• BBC footage … more mileage
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Three planet levels
  by Frances Voelcker
• … on the Night
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Terpsichore and the architects: 'I have a deep sense of my body's architecture … the skeleton', said choreographer Trisha Brown in her prelude to the Royal Academy Forum which brought the worlds of dance and architecture together. In these pages Jer
  by Simon Goldhill