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All too familiar with the industry standard of flat sheets of glass and their associated rigidity and lack of reflectivity, Heatherwick wanted something more tantalisingly fluid and sparkling. Peter Bailey tantalisingly mentioned the organisation taking "cautious doses of recreation" in the 1860s in his study of leisure in Victorian Britain, while Allan Warren later suggested sports and games played "an important part in the programmes offered" by the Association. Tantalisingly, the proceedings of the first part of the conference are indexed here, but they are not reproduced. |
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