The stepped wedge trial design: a systematic review Full Text

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• Overview of Statistical Models for the Design and Analysis of Stepped Wedge Cluster Randomized Trials
• Typology of individual exposure to intervention and control conditions and measurement
• How to describe exposure and measurement in a stepped wedge cluster randomised trial
• Authors' contributions
• Side Swept Bangs
• Designing a stepped wedge trial: three main designs, carry-over effects and randomisation approaches

The entries in the table in Box 1 show how the width of this confidence interval, and therefore the statistical precision of the estimator, is affected by the parameters underlying the trial design. Characteristics of the clusters and individuals were summarised by group of randomisation. The primary outcome was prevalence of depression, and this was analysed using a linear mixed model, adjusted for calendar time and with a random effect for nursing home and allowing for repeated measures on the same individuals (using a random effect). The adjusted (for calendar time) effect size was −7.3% (95% confidence interval −13.7 to −0.9), which means an estimated 7% reduction in prevalence of depression after the introduction of the intervention. As a methodologist with the Ottawa Methods Centre, Dr. Taljaard works with clinicians and researchers from a variety of disciplines and medical specialties in the design and analysis of cluster randomized trials, standard clinical trials, and observational studies.

Overview of Statistical Models for the Design and Analysis of Stepped Wedge Cluster Randomized Trials

Repeated measurements are typically taken from the same individuals to assess change and its relation to exposure. Once the layout of the design has been determined, the individual clusters (or groups of clusters) should be randomised to their positions within the design. In the EPOCH trial, hospitals were divided into geographical groups (to facilitate simultaneous rollout within groups), and these groups were randomised to the implementation start date (that is, the “rows” of the design in fig 2⇑). In any stepped wedge design the steps of the wedge divide the study duration naturally into separate observation periods. Some designs make special allowance for the length of time it takes to embed the intervention into a cluster (example 4). During such transition periods the cluster cannot be considered as either exposed or not exposed (fig 1d⇑).

Typology of individual exposure to intervention and control conditions and measurement

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How to describe exposure and measurement in a stepped wedge cluster randomised trial

Likewise within our review, the SWT conducted by Dreischulte et al. involves data collection from clusters only in certain periods before and after the crossover [16]. We feel unable to recommend these ‘sparse’ designs, with potentially few clusters providing data at each time point in the trial, until further confirmatory methodological work is conducted, but acknowledge their appeal. Trialists must choose the number of steps and the time between successive crossover points (or step length) with the total trial duration and sample size requirements in mind.

In our review, most conducted trials did not raise serious concerns for major carry-over effects, but it is unclear whether these were considered. We have described why the possibility of carry-over effects should be considered for SWTs in which individuals experience both control and intervention conditions. The continuous recruitment design is an attractive design since each participant experiences only one condition, and in many cases needs to provide only one outcome measurement. The closed cohort design, with repeated measurements on the same individual, may be problematic because individuals experience both conditions, but it can be a very powerful design.

Mhurchu et al. investigated the effect of providing free school breakfasts on pupils’ attendance [10]. Fourteen schools participated, and each school provided a closed cohort of pupils for one school year (Fig. 3b). After randomisation at the start of the school year, the intervention was rolled out to groups of three to four schools over four steps of length 2.5 months each (school terms). The primary outcome, school attendance, was assessed for each child and each term using a binary outcome indicating whether attendance was less than 95 % of that expected. No outcome data were collected when all of the clusters were in the control condition, but some were collected during the final term when all schools were in the intervention condition. All participants are identified at the onset of the trial and participate from start till end, typically without any changing clusters.

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Ten hospitals were randomised, and one additional hospital implemented the intervention in each of 10 consecutive months (see Fig. 3a). Besides data collection during the rollout period, data were collected in the control condition from all hospitals for the first month of the trial, and from all hospitals once in the intervention condition in the final month. The primary outcome measured is the occurrence of a major adverse cardiac event within six weeks from presentation at hospital.

The other trial by Williams et al. involved measurement only of patients first exposed shortly before a crossover point, and they are seemingly exposed to intervention or control, but not both [13]. In a typical SWD trial, the intervention is begun at a time point that varies from cluster to cluster. Until this time point is reached, all participants in the cluster belong to the control arm of the trial. Once the intervention is begun, it is continued without change until the end of the trial period. At the first time point of measurement, no intervention has yet begun in any cluster; at the last one, the intervention is in progress in all clusters.

The Hughes et al. [12] protocol includes time as a component in the model, but the analytical approach to be taken is not clear. Cook et al. [17] and Priestly et al. [22] also consider the impact of time on effectiveness. The latter uses matched pairs of wards to control for inter-temporal changes, randomising one ward in each pair to early intervention and one to late intervention. Analysis is then undertaken using a sub-set of three 4-week time periods for each ward pair, comparing the outcomes in intervention and control wards across the same 12-week period.

The study randomised 16 hospitals in groups of two to four to begin the intervention at one of five steps, with a median step length of two months and a total rollout period of nine months (Fig. 3c). Outcome data came from observations of staff compliance carried out every six weeks over the study period, and collected at the hospital ward level. The timing of these measurements does not seem to be linked to the trial steps or other aspects of the design. While it is not reported directly, we assume that there would be staff turnover during the trial as it is relatively long, and so we view this as an SWT with an open cohort design. Although the intervention is ‘delivered’ to staff, the outcome measurement is collected for a ward and pooled across the staff working the shift at that time. Data are collected over 39 months, including nine months before the rollout and 21 months after rollout has completed.

Individual informed consent was elicited from residents, though residents and staff were blinded to the allocation. Most residents were recruited at the start of the trial and followed up over the five steps; others were recruited during the trial and followed up for any remaining steps. The stepped wedge cluster randomized design has seen a rapid increase in popularity over the past decade. The stepped wedge is different than the conventional parallel arm cluster randomized design in that all clusters (e.g., communities, schools, or hospitals), rather than only half, receive the intervention. The reported challenges of SW-CRT design for use in large-scale primary care studies were related primarily to the long time frame of SW-CRTs, resulting in challenges with site retention, the heavy burden of data reporting, the Hawthorne effect, and possible confounding with temporal trends.

When designing a stepped wedge cluster randomised trial, the number of clusters, number and length of steps, and number of clusters randomised at each step need to be determined. For example, the availability of suitable clusters may limit the number of clusters included. When the motivation for using the stepped wedge design is that it may be impossible to intervene simultaneously in all clusters (as in example 3), the study duration is dictated by the system’s capacity to implement the service change. The number of observations per cluster is often determined by the number of participants meeting eligibility criteria. Design features that are not fixed by logistical constraints can be chosen with the aim of maximising statistical efficiency (a point to which we return). The chosen design can then be illustrated schematically, as in example 4, the EPOCH trial (fig 2⇓).

The quality of evidence provided by an SWT is a controversial topic, but we hope that this debate will become more nuanced, recognising that the SWT is a family of different designs which each have strengths and weaknesses. Furthermore, the order in which they receive the intervention is determined at random, and outcomes are repeatedly observed both before and after implementation of the intervention. The stepped wedge has numerous methodological complexities that need to be considered in its design, analysis, and reporting.

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Another reason behind the higher cost of brownstones is many are considered historic landmarks, which boosts their value. This type of brownstone originated in Wisconsin in the mid-to-late 1800s. The first Milwaukee County courthouse was built from this type of brownstone. Brownstones feature porous material, especially susceptible to climate and pollution.

What are Brownstone Houses and Why are They Popular in NYC?

Brooklyn Heights fostered a blend of cultural movements, from being the hub for writers in the 1960s to fostering LGBTQ communities later on. Park Slope’s tangled vines around elegant ironwork railings posed as favorite picture spots for new mothers, thereby adding another layer to its charm. For New York City dwellers, few things evoke the dream of upward mobility quite like the brownstone townhouse. With a rich chocolate-brown hue and stately design, this coveted variety of townhouse sits several feet above the street, atop staircases bordered by regal banisters.

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Each pod measures 8 feet tall and comes with a built-in fan, electrical lighting, a fold-down desk and charger for electrical gadgets. The pods are stacked two tall and have curtains that close for privacy. Brownstone Shared Housing, an eight-month-old startup, bills itself as a short-term solution for students or people working on temporary jobs. Jeremy Lechtzin is the president of the Brooklyn Heights Association, an urban data historian and a lawyer.

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The sandstone was known as an easy material to cut and carve, which made it popular to work with. Brownstone is a brown Triassic–Jurassic[1][2] sandstone that was historically a popular building material. The term is also used in the United States and Canada to refer to a townhouse clad in this or any other aesthetically similar material. Living in a brownstone house in New York City comes with a set of unique experiences, challenges, and rewards. These historic buildings carry an irresistible charm, surrounded by vibrant communities that exude the quintessential "Old New York" spirit.

Typical Brownstone Floor Plan

This design provided areas for neighbors to congregate instead of along roadways or sidewalks. Brownstone residents sit on a piece of history every time they sit on their front stoops. Consider buying or renting a brownstone if you, too, want to experience a little NYC nostalgia. The obsession with brownstone houses in NYC began in the mid-19th century. Romantic classicism triggered Americans’ obsession with brownstone houses, followed by the artistic movements that emphasized the importance of nature.

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As we draw this exploration of New York City Brownstones to a close, it's  worth reiterating the immense architectural significance these structures hold. Coupled with their profound historical and cultural impacts, they are truly an iconic part of NYC's identity. The first impression of any NYC brownstone is its distinct exterior - impeccably possessed by certain unique characteristics that distinguish them from the rest. Predominantly, two particular aspects attribute their aesthetic beauty - façade materials and ornaments. But if you still can’t resist the allure of the NYC brownstone, you can browse hundreds of townhouse listings on StreetEasy and find one to call home.

For those who live in them, and those who wish to, it’s much more than a building made out of a certain type of stone. Another popular source of brownstone was Hummelstown, near Pennsylvania’s capital. Rows of houses, churches, and monuments were built using the Connecticut brownstone, not just in New York, but in places like Baltimore and Philadelphia. Before making its way to upscale city streets, brownstone began its journey in wide-open pits, called quarries. Skilled stone workers carved ornate designs into brownstone, producing “fancy-looking” facades, according to Simeon Bankoff, executive director of New York’s Historic Districts Council. We also took a stroll through the history of U.S brownstones, taking a virtual stop at a Portland, Connecticut, quarry and reading some strong sentiments on the topic from the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Edith Wharton.

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Portland brownstone, also known as Connecticut River Brownstone, is also very popular. The stone from quarries located in Portland, Connecticut and nearby localities was used in a number of landmark buildings in Chicago, Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, New Haven, Hartford, Washington, D.C., and Baltimore. By the mid-19th century, when some of the first rowhouses were being built, Americans were pretty obsessed with the ideals of Romantic Classicism, specifically the artistic movement’s adoration of nature.

Furthermore, the older structure means more expensive upkeep, and updating a brownstone can be costly. “Romantic Classicism” describes the aesthetic style that brownstones seek to emulate, with a profusion of stone ornamentation that mirrors nature, including sunbursts and floral designs. The outside of this home on 8th Avenue in Brooklyn is also covered in greenery, while the inside is a master class in refined modernism. The simple, rectangular shapes of the dining set contrast beautifully with the soaring ceilings and ornate woodwork in this formal dining room.

When one thinks of the quintessential brownstone neighborhood in NYC, certain names spring to mind. These historic areas are synonymous with the brownstone architectural style that proudly lines their streets. Substantial further information will be unfolded as we delve deeper into the finer details, famed neighborhoods, restoration challenges and dwelling experiences within these alluring brownstones.

People often refer to townhouses as brownstones, but this is a misconception unless it’s made of brown sandstone. Before the 1800s, brownstone was considered a less desirable material than more expensive materials like granite, marble, or limestone. Because it was less desirable, it was cheaper, but it still brought the idea of luxury to the front of the home. This Brooklyn brownstone shows off the rosy-hued stone facing to great effect.

The neighborhood is filled with brownstones and townhouses that don’t change much or quickly. Various government buildings in New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, and West Virginia are built with this type of material. The Hummelstown Quarry in Hummelstown, Pennsylvania, was the primary source and supplier of this type of brownstone on the east coast.

A vintage Isa Bergamo chair upholstered in off-white shearling was paired with a resin-coated two-piece coffee table from Holly Hunt. Behind the archway we see a portrait by Brooklyn-based artist Mickalene Thomas and two Milo Baughman armchairs from the ’70s. Architects quickly moved from Gothic Revival to the Italianate mode between the 1850s and 1870s, taking inspiration from Italian palazzi while still using local brownstone.

Beneath New Jersians’ feet lie the Stockton and Passiac formations. For 200 years, New Jersey harvested these formations’ brownstone. Brownstone from the Stockton formation was used for Princeton University’s Nassau Hall, while Passaic brownstone adorns the Old First Presbyterian Church in Newark.

Brownstones hail back to an era of greater formality than we’re used to nowadays. From the outside, this 6th Avenue residence is all sophistication, with a black cornice and stately windows. The interior also showcases the mid-19th century eye for detail, including beautiful parquet flooring and carved fireplaces. With the addition of cozy furnishings, the whole vibe is both luxe and relaxed.

The main difference is the material used to construct the houses. A brownstone can be a townhouse, but a townhouse cannot be a brownstone unless it has that specific material. By the 19th century, brownstone had become extremely popular in New York City. In the 1980 federal census, 78% of stone buildings in New York used brownstone in their construction of buildings. By the mid-1800s, brownstone had become a popular building material, and it still represents neighborhood appeal, today. These are historic buildings that were created before accessibility laws required ramps or space for wheelchair users to navigate indoors.

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The second floor is dedicated to social areas - such as the bar, dinner room and living room for the visits. As it was impossible to modify the historical frontal facade, this floor slab was retracted in the back facade in order to offer more space and a new and wide window, connecting first and second floor. To guarantee an intimate space to the family a couple with 2 kids -, the bedrooms, Gym, TV Room, Outdoor fireplace lounge were placed in the 3 upper floors. Unlike the brownstone, the greystone was originally for multiple families and is still that way today. While the brownstone has Italian-style features, the greystone has Romanesque or Neoclassical features. Over time, the term brownstone has become accepted to include almost any rowhouse, but it is technically incorrect.

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His restrictions were imposed privately, but in the format of a deed restrictive covenant that has the force of law — closely equivalent to modern, city-imposed restrictions contained in zoning regulations. Specifically, it’s the part of the sidewalk to the right of the person in the brown coat. These six levels ended up defining the rooms distribution, always well integrated to make the most out of the restricted entrance of natural lighting - guaranteed only through both facades. On the first floor, there is the kitchen, the office and a backyard with BBQ area. This kitchen, with its black counter and cabinets, differs from the traditional Studio’s light shades.

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Certain New York brownstones have their own claims to fame, such as Carrie Bradshaw’s townhouse as seen in Sex and the City (which sees a solid amount of tourist traffic). But even brownstones with no pop culture ties are in increasingly high demand, with floor-through units in idyllic neighborhoods like Park Slope asking upwards of $5,000 a month. Intricate millwork, ornate fireplaces, and vintage decor abound in this selection of enchanting AD-approved brownstones that explain New Yorkers’ enduring romance with the 19th-century abodes. Amid New York City's iconic architecture, lie the brownstones - quintessential examples of the city's rich architectural heritage that reflect not only design trends but societal changes and cultural shifts as well.

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Remember, authentic brownstones have a front facade made of chocolate brown sandstone. The couple saw the misfortunes as an opportunity to start afresh, and organize the townhouse in a way that would suit their modern lifestyle. For example, they were keen that the home feature a senior-friendly guest suite for their parents, who would previously stay in hotels when visiting.

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“I think you can actually see this evolution in the color palette and furniture shapes on each floor. ” True to her words, the home dials up the color with each successive floor, starting as an earthy, muted space on the parlor level and culminating upstairs in a smorgasbord of exuberant hues and patterns. Today, many brownstones have been divided into several units, giving more tenants a shot at brownstone living. When interior decorator Courtney O’Sullivan of Left Bank Design was growing up in New York, brownstones were either being hastily converted into apartments or demolished to make way for white-glazed-brick high-rises.

The stone’s location on Lake Superior made for easy and inexpensive transport of large building blocks. By the mid-1800s, brownstone had become incredibly desirable as a building material, and today it still represents urban sophistication and neighborhood appeal. You can see some early examples of brownstones in Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, and Clinton Hill. It is possible to find brownstone houses in Manhattan, particularly in the West Village.

Lower Levels Of A Brownstone

Elegant carvings adorn their doorway trims, like acanthus leaf brackets that show plants or flowers, nature run amok. They’re often very expensive, or occasionally just regular-expensive. But how did brownstone become the favorite building material of well-off New Yorkers? Queen Anne-style brownstones were constructed between 1870 and 1890.

Why are Brownstone Houses Popular in NYC?

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The brownstone house was initially made from brick with a brown sandstone facade. The sandstone was quarried in Maine, Connecticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin and typically transported on the Great Lakes and down major rivers by barge. Brownstone was a popular building material from the late 1700s into the 1800s as it was a more affordable alternative to popular building materials like limestone, granite, and marble. Brownstones are typically brick structures with distinct windowsills, lintels, and front stoops that are also made of stone. The building must have at least two floors to be called a brownstone. Due to their stylish appearance, brownstone houses surged in popularity and remain in demand today.

Before you buy a brownstone, have it assessed by a building engineer. The engineer will be able to tell you whether or not the building has water penetration or structural issues. If you’re considering renting or purchasing a brownstone, you should know the advantages and disadvantages of this coveted house. Greystones feature Bedford limestone and are named for their color. Builders started erecting these homes for a variety of classes, from the working class to the upper class.

There are several notable and famous brownstones throughout New York City that stand as consummate exemplars of this distinctive architecture style. Each has its unique history, aesthetics, and charm; altogether contributing to New York's rich tapestry of art and culture. This diversity framed a rich architectural lineage that remains prominent in cityscapes.

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Back then, if you desired your own home, you moved to the suburbs. Today, however, scores of brownstones in all five boroughs are shrouded in scaffolding as they get converted into some of the most desirable residences in town. May they all turn out as beautifully and livable as the one transformed by O’Sullivan on DeKalb Avenue in Brooklyn.

An experienced agent can find these houses across the city, regardless of where you want to live. They can also find other historic homes that balance charm with the space you need. Insightfully featuring a blend of elegance, austerity and functionality, brownstone architecture has uniquely defined New York City's architectural landscape. From exterior design elements to interior features, these iconic buildings encapsulate an intricate blend of history, style and heritage.

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Isabella says that this was just the beginning of a really tense period between student protesters and the University. After those two student groups were suspended, campus protests continued. They asked that the University divest from businesses that profit from Israel’s military operations in Gaza. But instead of making any progress, the protests are met with further crackdown by the University. It basically boils down to this, she had just gone before Congress and told them, I’m going to get tough on these protests. So either she gets tough and risks inflaming tension on campus or she holds back and does nothing and her words before Congress immediately look hollow.

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But back on campus, some of the students and faculty who had been watching the hearing came away with a very different set of conclusions. I’m taking steps in good faith to make sure that we restore order to this campus, while allowing people to express themselves freely as well. But also, as the winter wears on, all the same intense protests just continue unabated. This is a university that has both one of the largest Jewish student populations of any of its peers.

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It’s at this moment that they set out to build their encampment. And so in my time of being a reporter, of being an editor, I’ve overseen several protests. And I’ve never seen Columbia penalize a group for, quote, unquote, not authorizing a protest. Yes, it certainly came as a surprise, especially at “Spectator.” We’re nerds of the University in the sense that we are familiar with faculty and University governance. But even to us, we had no idea where this policy was coming from.

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During the watch for this review, I found myself looking around the screen admiring the set rather than paying attention to the movie and had to rewind a couple times. The main conflict of ‘The Haunting of Hill House‘ by Shirley Jackson is the conflict between the human main characters and the supernatural phenomena occurring within the home. This is particularly true for Eleanor, who forms a terrifying bond with the house while she’s there. This classic horror novel begins with Dr. John Montague renting out the haunted Hill House, a well-known home filled with supernatural occurrences. Hoping to prove to the world of science that supernatural/paranormal phenomena exist, he picks two people to help him record the many terrifying experiences that occur in the house. Dr. Montague explains that the house was built eighty years ago by a man named Hugh Crain.

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Even the house itself attempting to rebel looks like a cartoon and not in a good way. While the story is interesting, the actual script and the deliveries and performances by the actors falls very flat. The culmination of the acting being a detriment is the lifeless reaction to Owen Wilson being decapitated in the fireplace. The way Liam Neeson looks away with a cringe is exactly how I feel about watching this movie again.

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They become almost more distant, their motivations a bit more hidden and even more malevolent. Theodora goes from Eleanor’s best friend at the beginning to steadily being described as proud and envious and jealous of Eleanor. Eleanor and Theodora, begin to break down and Theodora is paired with Luke towards the end. ‘The Haunting of Hill House’ is one of the best gothic horror novels of the 20th century.

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But, even as she leaves, she realizes that there is nothing she can do to get away from the house. Eleanor suddenly accelerates into an oak tree, feeling as though she’s totally lost control of her actions. In the last pages, Jackson explains that Dr. Montague published a paper explaining everything that happened in Hill House, and no one believes him. Hill House has two caretakers, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley, who refuse to stay near the house at night. The blunt and single-minded Mrs. Dudley is a source of some comic relief.

Because from that moment on, the House has a very real personality. It feels twisted, wrong, just off by a small small margin, just enough to make you uncomfortable. Of all of Shirley Jackson’s works, “The Lottery” is considered to be one of the best works of horror ever written. The story is a chilling depiction of a small town’s idea of justice that’s read in schools around the world. Gothic horror often contains elements of romance, madness, and violence, as well as psychological and philosophical questions.

I remember printing many listed directions to get to where I needed to go and if you missed a turn, you were not given instant alternative directions. Not supernatural phenomena themselves, we’re left unsure to some degree as to what Hill House actually is or what inhabits it, but how the house destroys Eleanor. You see it stripping away her sanity, bit by bit, layer by layer until there’s nothing left. You see it isolating her, tearing them apart steadily to eventually crush Eleanor. That’s scarier than anything else in the book, how Hill House takes every insecurity of Eleanor’s, her abandonment issues, her isolation and turns them against her.

Crain designed Hill House as a series of cloistered, maze-like concentric circles that are almost impossible to navigate. Tragically, Crain’s wife never set foot into the house; she died when her carriage overturned in the driveway. Bitter and depressed, Crain stayed to raise his two daughters in the house. Over the years, the daughters fought over ownership of the house, and the house eventually landed in the hands of the older sister’s caretaker, a young woman from town.

‘Frankenstein‘ by Mary Shelley (1818) is another unavoidable comparison, as is Bram Stoker’s ‘Dracula‘ published many years before Jackson’s novel in 1897. When the book was published, critics declared it a complete success, celebrating Jackson’s skill and superiority in the realm of gothic horror. This praise feels particularly emphatic as many horror novels of the time and decades prior were dismissed as nothing more than penny dreadfuls, lacking any real literary substance. ‘The Haunting of Hill House‘ by Shirley Jackson was first published in 1959. It is a chilling ghost story that has been adapted for film and television numerous times, each time offering its own unique take on the sinister events that take place in the titular house. All four of the inhabitants begin to experience strange events while in the house, including unseen noises and ghosts roaming the halls at night, strange writing on the walls and other unexplained events.

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Fearing for her safety, Montague and Luke declare that she must leave. Eleanor, however, now regards the house as her home and resists. Montague and Luke force her into her car; she bids them farewell and drives off, but before leaving the grounds of Hill House, she propels the car into a large oak tree to her implied death. Emma Baldwin, a graduate of East Carolina University, has a deep-rooted passion for literature. She serves as a key contributor to the Book Analysis team with years of experience. Some of the themes explored in the novel include the power of suggestion, the influence of the past on the present, the nature of fear, and the relationship between the supernatural and the psychological.

The book follows a group of four investigators who spend multiple weeks in a haunted house with a long, dark history hoping to record supernatural phenomena. The home exerts an impressive pull on one of the characters —Eleanor, and she has an impossible time escaping it. The story of ‘The Haunting of Hill House‘ is a classic horror novel by Shirley Jackson, published in 1959.

Keep reading to hear from Amy Goldsmith about how the Horror genre has inspired her and what Horror books she recommends YA readers pick up next. Theodora finds the phrase “Help Eleanor” and “Come home, Eleanor” written on the wall. As time progresses, Mrs. Montague, John’s wife, shows up and states that even though her husband has made no progress, she’s going to change everything and record all the supernatural occurrences in the home.

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Much of the supernatural phenomena that occur are described only vaguely, or else are partly hidden from the characters themselves. Dr. Montague hopes to find scientific evidence of the existence of the supernatural. He rents Hill House for a summer and invites as his guests several people whom he has chosen because of their past experience with paranormal events. The Haunting of Hill House is a 1959 gothic horror novel by American author Shirley Jackson. It was a finalist for the National Book Award and has been made into two feature films and a play, and is the basis of a Netflix series. She finally agrees to leave after being convinced that the house is damaging her mind.

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Phil Tippet helped with some stuff and I hope it was the practical stuff or set design because all of the CGI stuff here looks rough. I’ve mentioned it multiple times on this channel, but CGI comes in waves of quality both good and bad. Shirley Jackson’s 1959 novel, ‘The Haunting of Hill House’, is regarded as one of the greatest ghost stories ever written. The novel follows the story of four people who investigate the mysterious and terrifying events that occur in the titular Hill House. As famous gothic horror books go, readers are also likely to find similarities between Jackson’s writing and other popular books like Anne Rice’s ‘Interview with the Vampire,’ and Stephen King’s ‘The Shining‘.

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Dr. Montague, worried for Eleanor’s sanity, says she must leave at once. Eleanor finally agrees, and the group watches as she begins to drive down the driveway. As she departs, however, Eleanor pities the group for believing that they can thwart Hill House’s desire to keep her—she believes that she belongs to the house. She accelerates toward the oak tree, and right before she crashes and dies, she wonders why she is doing this and why no one is stopping her.

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They, too, are interested in the supernatural, including séances and spirit writing. Unlike the other four characters, they do not experience anything supernatural, although some of Mrs. Montague's alleged spirit writings seem to communicate with Eleanor. Hill House is a mansion in a location never specified, surrounded by hills. Montague hopes to find scientific evidence of the existence of the supernatural.

He rents Hill House for a summer and invites as his guests several people whom he has chosen because of their experiences with paranormal events. Eleanor travels to the house, where she and Theodora will live in isolation with Montague and Luke. The Robert Wise original is better, the book is MUCH better, and the Mike Flanagan 10 episode take on the material is honestly the best interpretation of it period. I really wanted to have a change of tune on this movie as it’s been over 20 years since I saw it. It wasn’t a flop at all with it making over 100 million, but the reviews were middling then and I’d say middling at best now.

This doesn’t hold for Nell as she has fully bought in to her belief in ghosts, murdered children, and her relation to the house. They try to leave and take Nell with her but the house, and ghost of Crain fight back in a way that leaves two of the patients dead and the surviving two with little to explain the events they saw. That 12 line synopsis is obviously a very scrunched down version of a movie that is, in actuality, a bit longer than it needs to be. Eleanor is the first person to arrive at the home and is immediately struck with feelings of terror. She knows immediately that this is a bad place, somewhere that nothing good is going to happen. Her fear is only enhanced after she meets the caretakers, the Dudleys, who warn her that what she’s feeling is real.

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De Bont is primarily known as a cinematographer but has also directed hits like Speed and Twister as well as non-hits like the second Angelina Jolie Tomb Raider movie and Speed 2. While this was David Self’s first script, he would also go on to write Road to Perdition and another maligned remake in The Wolfman. One of my favourite parts of the book is when Dr Montague talks about the construction of the House. He talks about how nothing is quite what t seems, an ostensibly straight stair actually bends inwards just a tiny bit, just enough to make you uncomfortable. Every dimension of the house is just off, just a tiny bit off that the human mind can’t quite cope.

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It has served as a source of inspiration for dozens of novelists, short story writers, and filmmakers. A semester-at-sea goes horribly awry when Liv’s ex-bestfriend goes missing the first night of the program. As Liv tries to uncover what really happened, her discoveries lead her to believe that the ship holds eerie secrets, making her wonder what else it might be hiding. Those We Drown is an atmospheric debut perfect for fans of What We Harvest and That Weekend.

I had one of these for emergencies in high school where you had to literally pull the antenna up and out to make calls. The other one really took me back and I didn’t even notice it right away. Nell had to get directions to the Crain mansion and on her dashboard is an honest to God printout from Map Quest.

Surprisingly, with how many movies he has done, Neeson only has this as his entry into horror. Jones also must have had a sour taste in her mouth because this is also her only horror role apart from maybe Morticia Addams in the Netflix show Wednesday. In addition to The Haunting, she has been in an episode of Monsters, The Conjuring, The Addiction, and Leatherface from 2017. Wilson hasn’t done any in quite a while but also gave us his character in Anaconda and the criminally underseen Minus Man. Never normal by any means, but more familiar and you get to know it’s brand of madness and darkness.

So there are 5 main characters in my view (two more come in towards the end of the book but I’m not talking about them). One of the things that is brilliantly done here, is that the character arcs seem a bit backwards in a sense. The story is told from Eleanor’s POV and the further on the book goes, the harder it seems to be to really understand Theodora, Luke and Montague.

You will never understand it, but you grow used in a sense to what’s going on. I will admit, it took me far too long to realise what was going on. Because the entire reason this happens is because the book is about Eleanor’s descent into madness.

That night, Dr. Montague, Luke, Theodora, and Eleanor stay in a room together to keep watch. They hear terrible banging sounds on the door while Mrs. Montague and Arthur sleep in nearby rooms, undisturbed. The house's two caretakers, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley, refuse to stay near the house at night. The four overnight visitors begin to form friendships as Montague explains the building's history, which encompasses suicide and other violent deaths.

A housewife who lived in Bennington, Vermont, she is best known for the large number of short stories in which she exposed the dark underbelly of small town American life. I remember seeing Robert Wise’s seminal classic The Haunting as a rental and was admittedly a little bored. I then got the opportunity to see it at the old Bay theater in Seal Beach and suddenly I got it. It’s truly a masterclass of old school horror filmmaking where what isn’t seen is better and creepier than what is shown on screen.

A finalist for the National Book Award, the book has been made into two feature films, a play and is the basis of a popular Netflix series. Jackson’s novel relies on terror rather than horror to elicit emotion in the reader, using complex relationships between the mysterious events in the house and the characters’ psyches. It is distractingly bad and how good everything else looks in the movie becomes a detriment when ghost Crain or ghost children try to come into the movie.

The novel’s primary focus is on the theme of mental illness, as the characters experience extreme emotional distress and paranoia. It also includes elements of supernatural horror, with its ghosts and other mysterious phenomena. The book has been praised for its psychological depth, its ability to create a palpable sense of dread, and its nuanced depiction of mental illness. The horror inherent in the novel does not lie in Hill House (monstrous though it is) or the events that take place within it, but in the unexplored recesses of its characters' – and its readers' – minds. This is perhaps why it remains the definitive haunted house story. The novel has been adapted to film twice, in 1963 and again in 1999, both times under the title The Haunting.

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Whether that dream is designing, engineering and prototyping a new architectural feature or preserving and replicating an old one. ADC turns hand-made originals, scale models and artistic representations into a digital record that can be scaled, repaired, altered and remodeled. Restoration companies rely on ADC to preserve old architectural works and help reproduce them.

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The facility’s relocation from its existing space in North Hollywood to the nearly 149,000-square-foot campus will make room for expanded advanced technology teams that will help accelerate GM’s goal of zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion. The new site is closer to technology centers on the West Coast and creates a recruiting opportunity with its proximity to leading universities and design schools. With thousands of hours of experience designing complex components and assemblies, our engineers can provide solutions to any and all customer challenges. From aerospace to medical devices and race cars, we help you bring your ideas to the market. Establish a cross-disciplinary architecture practice in digital craft, urban design, or history, theory, and criticism. ADC’s versatility helps leading architectural and construction companies realize their dreams.

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GM’s advanced design team focuses on developing concept and future mobility projects that fall outside the scope of existing production vehicle programs. Creating alternative mobility applications can reveal opportunities for transformative innovation and help influence future GM products and services, while exploring new growth opportunities for the company. The MAAD Digital Craft concentration focuses on contemporary digital design technologies and digital craft. You’ll get both broad and in-depth exposure to contemporary topics such as parametric design, advanced computation, digital fabrication, robotic techniques, and building information modeling. During your first semester, you’ll develop a specific research trajectory. You’ll integrate digital design concepts with fabrication and prototyping tools in your second semester to realize a full-scale project.

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The new Advanced Design Studio is a 6,500-square-foot, futuristic and creative workspace focused on the theme of mobility. It includes a conference room fashioned from a shipping container, and a louvered projection wall showcasing both new and classic Honda product designs and technology. The studio is equipped with the latest computer-aided design tools allowing designers to realize their ideas rapidly in virtual and physical space. Full-size models and prototypes are created through collaboration with the company's Torrance-based operations.

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The studio, one of three Honda maintains in the Los Angeles area, was previously located in Pasadena, Calif., and is expanding the scope of its responsibilities, taking on a lead role within Honda R&D's global advanced automobile design activity. ADC has consistently assisted the automotive and racing industries with all aspects of a vehicle. Through efficient design and light-weighting components to inspecting the components to meet crucial tolerances.

The facility will make room for expanded advanced technology teams that will help accelerate GM’s goal of zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion. About Honda R&D Americas, Inc.Honda R&D Americas, Inc. (HRA) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Honda R&D Co., Ltd., the research and development arm of Honda Motor Co., Ltd. HRA began its operations in California in 1976, as Honda Research California, with a focus on local market research activities. The company has steadily grown its local footprint and capabilities over the past 36 years to include all aspects of new vehicle design and development.

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Ms. Atchley was professional, knowledgeable and extremely talented and able to help us with design, tile, paint, countertop choices, etc. She was there on a VERY regular basis to oversee her subcontractors, who were polite, respectful and, most of all, very skilled workers. Cindy responded to phone calls and all questions in a very timely fashion. Her estimate was on target, her allotments for tile, lighting, counters, etc were very generous and she always used high quality products.

Her taste is impeccable-you are not only getting a first-rate contractor in Cindy, but a wonderfully talented designer as well! As an added bonus, Ms. Atchley is a pleasure to work with-warm, friendly, a good listener and a lovely person. There is no question about recommending her for any renovation/remodel-she is by far, an outstanding contractor and we feel lucky to have had the opportunity to work with her.

ADC matches the proper technologies starting in the concept to prototype phase by incorporating the design parameters of a fully manufactured part. Cindy and her team always met my expectations on every project we worked together. Our students enter the program as early- to mid-career professionals and graduate as highly collaborative and experimental design leaders. Many stay in the Bay Area, working for leading design practices or for technology companies like Google and Airbnb, while others take their knowledge back home as leaders in their profession. Their year of immersive research and material exploration helps them make a positive impact at any scale, from workplaces and parklets to municipal agencies and vast urban territories.

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Mr. Janin has led multiple projects for Sécheron from conception to completion. Currently Tony Janin is Area Sales Manager at Sécheron SA for the North American market for both Railway and Industrial applications. Mr. Janin’s area of knowledge includes Sécheron’s, Switchgear, Power Conversion, Rectifiers, Power Control and Monitoring Systems. "Pasadena is central to Southern California's impressive design and engineering talent pool, so we are very enthusiastic about General Motor's decision to locate their Advanced Design Center here," she said in a statement. "Pasadena's Art Center College of Design continues to produce top tier transportation designers. With the new location, GM will be in immediate proximity to both Art Center, Caltech and other top technology-based and design firms."

The investment also signals GM’s long-term commitment to maintain a physical presence in one of North America’s largest hubs for multidisciplinary design and cutting-edge innovation. The new campus, which sits on 8 acres, will expand GM’s capacity to support emerging business opportunities in areas of advanced technology, software integration and future mobility solutions. Leading medical equipment manufacturers have worked with ADC to produce CPR training devices, design and develop prototypes and manufacture adjustable prosthetic devices. This presentation discusses the different elements, applicable standards, and common industry trends used in dc and traction power applications. The objective of this presentation is to provide designers and specifiers with technical knowledge in DC applications used in traction applications and provide detailed insight into new product concepts used throughout the world. GM announces a more than $71 million investment to establish a new, nearly 149,000-square-foot campus in Pasadena, California, for GM’s Advanced Design Center operations, a move that will substantially increase the center’s capacity and create more jobs in the area.

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A huge highlight of Hyatt Place is the short seven-minute walk to the White House and the three metro stops within a three-minute walk of the hotel door. A 20-minute walk leads guests to the Smithsonian museums and monuments on the National Mall, while a 15-minute metro ride leads to Union Station. When you see multiple reviews, the most recent ones will be at the top, subject to a few other factors (e.g. language, whether it’s just a rating or contains comments as well, etc.).

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To see correct prices and occupancy information, please add the number of children in your group and their ages to your search. Lock in a great price for Hyatt House Washington DC/The Wharf - rated 8.4 by recent guests. To see correct prices and occupancy info, add the number and ages of children in your group to your search. Went to see the cherry blossoms a few weeks ago.

Providing free toiletries, this family room includes a private bathroom with a bath or a shower and a hairdryer. The air-conditioned family room provides a flat-screen TV with cable channels, a tea and coffee maker, a seating area, a wardrobe as well as river views. Awaken to amazing waterfront views at Hyatt House Washington DC/The Wharf and enjoy a complimentary American breakfast and made to order omelet station. Experience the convenience of our location to historic attractions, such as the National Mall and Smithsonian museums, with the comforts of home, including kitchenette and spacious living area.

This wheelchair accessible quadruple room has air conditioning, a seating area with a flat-screen TV and a toilet with grab rails. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. All reviews are collected from real users with a verified booking made with KAYAK or one of our trusted external partners. The Hyatt Place stands out amidst the older stone and brick buildings on K Street NW downtown with its gleaming glass and chrome design. The immediate area around the hotel is mostly office buildings and other hotels, with a few restaurants nearby and in hotels such as the Jefferson and St. Regis.

Get exclusive access to member-only deals by email. In response to Coronavirus (COVID-19), additional safety and sanitation measures are in effect at this property. Couples particularly like the location — they rated it 9.5 for a two-person trip. Loved the location, the cleanliness, the bar with pool table, breakfast was good. The location is excellent during the Cherry Blossom season, the Wharf has a variety of events and its own a venue. If you booked through us and want to leave a review, please sign in first.

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• Does Hyatt House Washington DC/The Wharf have a restaurant on site?
• What is there to do at Hyatt House Washington DC/The Wharf?
• What are the check-in and check-out times at Hyatt House Washington DC/The Wharf?
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$247 per night (Latest starting price for this hotel). We are focused on connecting travelers to the most relevant deals. This room features a microwave, mini-refrigerator and flat-screen TV. Enter your dates to view today's low rates and promotions. Booking.com is part of Booking Holdings Inc., the world leader in online travel and related services. Cots and extra beds are not available at this property.

Does Hyatt House Washington DC/The Wharf have a restaurant on site?

We may stop showing reviews once they’re 36 months old, or if the accommodation has a change of ownership. Aside from its location, the Hyatt's major perk is the well-rounded features for busy travelers and businesspeople. There are multiple venues to eat such as the 24/7 Gallery, which offers made-to-order items like pizzas, burgers, and salads, plus an included hot breakfast. In the afternoon, the Ellipse Rooftop Bar serves craft cocktails and light food items that can be enjoyed on a cozy outdoor area with city views and fire pits. Apart from the dining, there is a 24-hour fitness center and business center, as well as other helpful features for those on the go. Offering free toiletries, this quadruple room includes a private bathroom with a bath or a shower and a hairdryer.

What is there to do at Hyatt House Washington DC/The Wharf?

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What are the check-in and check-out times at Hyatt House Washington DC/The Wharf?

This hotel is located in The Wharf, part of a mile long stretch of DC's Potomac River featuring restaurants, shops and recreational space. The waterfront piers at the front of the hotel can be used to rent kayaks, sail, paddle-board and access the local water taxi. Guest rooms feature views of the Potomac River and have coffee makers, mini-refrigerators and flat-screen TVs. Select rooms offer kitchenettes and separate living areas. The nearest airport is Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport, 2.5 mi from the property.

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Close to the national mall, metro, and good restaurants. Reception and housekeeping staff are excellent. Find thousands of other hotels, flights, car rentals and package deals with KAYAK. Search for Hyatt House Washington DC The Wharf discounts in Washington, D.C.

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Finish your day with a swim at our seasonal, heated rooftop pool, with stunning views of the Potomac. Step outside to enjoy your evening at the 20+ restaurants and music venues the District Wharf has to offer. Hyatt House Washington DC/The Wharf provides the feeling of home, while showing you all Washington DC has to offer. All content should be genuine and unique to the guest. Reviews are most valuable when they are original and unbiased.

Escape the hustle and bustle of downtown and experience the water’s edge at District Wharf.

A huge highlight of Hyatt Place is the short seven-minute walk to the White House and the three metro stops within a three-minute walk of the hotel door. A 20-minute walk leads guests to the Smithsonian museums and monuments on the National Mall, while a 15-minute metro ride leads to Union Station. When you see multiple reviews, the most recent ones will be at the top, subject to a few other factors (e.g. language, whether it’s just a rating or contains comments as well, etc.).

You can sort and/or filter them by time of year, review score, and more. Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to accommodations type.Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room. The 164 spacious rooms are fresh and bright, with floor-to-ceiling windows and sitting areas with sofas. All rooms feature 42-inch flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, and mini-fridges, and all have sofas, which can be converted into sofa beds in some rooms.

Business travelers and tourists on the go wanting to stay in the heart of downtown Washington DC and within walking distance of the White House will find Hyatt Place Washington DC/The Wharf a perfect modern hotel. This accessible room features a microwave, mini-refrigerator and flat-screen TV. These guidelines and standards aim to keep the content on Booking.com relevant and family-friendly, without limiting expression or strong opinions. They're also applicable regardless of the comment's tone.

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