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78 STRUCTURE AS ARCHITECTURE4 Quoted in Freeman, A. (1980). The world’s most beautiful airport? AIAJournal, Nov., p. 47.5 A gerberette is the cast-steel cantilever beam that acts like a see-saw. Itsupports an interior truss close to its supporting column, pivots aboutthe column and has its other end tied down to the foundations with a steeltension rod.6 Quoted in Bussel, A. (2001). Great expectations. Interior Design, May,pp. 297–301.7 For technical information refer to Brown, A. (2000). Stone and tension, inPeter Rice: The Engineers’ Contribution to Contemporary Architecture. ThomasTelford Ltd, Ch. 12.8 See the architect’s account in Taylor, N. (1990). Pleasure place, the Dome,Doncaster. The Architects’ Journal, 21 Mar., pp. 39–65.9 Blundell-Jones, P. (1995). Behnisch in Öhringen. Architectural Review, 197(1178), pp. 32–7.10 English summary of Lahuerta, J.J. (1992). Il padiglione per il tiro con l’arco.Abitare, 307, pp. 208–15.11 Amery, C. (1992). Bracken House. Wordsearch, p. 37.