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INDEX OF BUILDINGSAND REFERENCESThe page number(s) on which the buildings feature in this book aregiven in bold.125 Alban Gate, London, 98–9Gough, P. (1993). Three Urban Projects, Architect Terry Farrell. BlueprintExtra 09, Wordsearch.88 Wood Street, London, 54–5, 185Powell, K. (2000). Capital gain. Architects’ Journal, 211:1, 22–31.Apple Store, SoHo, 180Barreneche, R. A. (2002). Apple Store, New York City, SoHo. ArchitecturalRecord, 10.02, 156–61.Armenian School Library, Los Angeles, 196–7Jarmusch, A. (2003). Mental gymnastics. Architecture, 92 (9), 60–5.Atlântico Pavilion, Lisbon, 197Spier, S. (1998). Expansive arena. Architectural Review, 204 (1217), 31–3.Attic conversion, Vienna, 154Stein, K. (1989). Over the edge. Architectural Record, 177 (9), 82–91.Beehive, Culver City, 150Hutt, D. (2002). In Culver City, California, Eric Owen Moss buildsthe BEEHIVE – a playfully sculptural structure and a creative workplaceabuzz with activity. Architectural Record, 08:02, 130–5.Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, Paris, 162–3Gargiani, R. (1997). Ornament and construction in the library ofSte-Geneviève, Paris, 1839–1850. Casabella, 61 (645), 60–73.Bilbao Metro, 94–5Anon (1997). Norman Foster: Bilbao Metro, Bilbao, Spain. GA document,52, 98–101.Bracken House, London, 74–5, 151–2, 201Winter, J. (1992). Inside job: Bracken House. Architects’ Journal, 195(21), 26–37.