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• Changes in Sleep Architecture, Comorbidities Observed in Long ... - Neurology Live

  19-02-2023 21:07
  
  Changes in Sleep Architecture, Comorbidities Observed in Long ...  Neurology Live
  
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• Scalloped concrete walls anchor California house by Laney LA

  19-02-2023 19:00
  
  Undulated concrete walls form the lower portion of this Californian house by architecture studio Laney LA, while its top half is wrapped in glass and cedar.
  The aptly named Scalloped Concrete House sits on a hill in the Manhattan Beach neighbourhood, just south of LAX airport, which affords the property sea views.Its lower storey is mainly constructed from unusually formed concrete. It features a pattern of inverted curved ridges known as scalloping.
  The material is exposed both on the exterior
  
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• Studioninedots converts Utrecht railway warehouse into community hub

  19-02-2023 12:00
  
  Dutch architecture practice Studioninedots has transformed a former railway warehouse in Utrecht into a cluster of co-working and community spaces named Bovenbouwwerkplaats.
  Looking to celebrate the "rawness and elegance" of the early 20th-century building, Studioninedots restored its neglected brick and steel structure but left its original fittings and materials exposed.
  Studioninedots has converted a former railway warehouse in Utrecht
  Bovenbouwwerkplaats sits at the centre of Wisselspoor, a
  
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• Studio McW brings "energy of a London lifestyle" to rural house extension

  19-02-2023 07:00
  
  English architecture office Studio McW has added a series of gabled extensions to an 18th-century house in Cambridgeshire, using stone and timber to complement the rural character of the existing building.
  The studio, headed by architects David McGahon and Greg Walton, was tasked with modernising and expanding Follyfield house for a young family, who relocated to the region from London.
  Studio McW has added three extensions to an 18th-century house. Top photo is by Lorenzo Zandri
  As part of the
  
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