You could start from the end and work backwards. First, create a component from a single returned object and it's children. The component will have two states, tileList and gridObject. You can then use the component as the itemRenderer for the objects in the grid. Since the componet uses states, you can change the state, from gridObject to tileList, when the cell item is selected or on rollOver. Getting your custom grid setup will be the tricky part. You might want to think about using a repeater.
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