www. LGHIMA CSUSA .com HI-MACS ® SOLID SURFACES CREATE WELCOMING RECEPTION AREA FOR BOSTON HOSPITAL’S NICU UNIT www. LGHIMA CSUSA .com Brigham and Women’s Hospital officials are changing the way premature babies and their families interact during treatment. As part of a complete overhaul of the Boston hospital, the traditional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) will now allow families to stay together during the baby’s treatment. At the center of the reception area is a large desk made of HI-MACS ® solid surfaces in the color Oatmeal. The desk is a showcase piece that had to satisfy stringent requirements because of its location. “We were trying to make it feel as welcoming as possible even though it’s a security point,” Andrew Brumbach, project coordinator with the architect TRO

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