Brigham & Women’s Hospital-Boston, MA
Role
Architect
Interior Designer
Type of Construction
Renovation
Size
11,000 SF
General Scope of Project
STRATUS (Simulation, Training, Resuscitation, and Technology Utilization System) is located within the Department of Emergency Medicine at Brigham and Women’s Hospital’s Neville House. n|e|m|d architects, inc. designed this new health science facility and outfitted it with state-of-the-art equipment, computer software, and technology that provides real-to-life simulation of a variety of medical emergencies and critical care scenarios, such as emergency conditions, bioterrorism, chemical terrorism, and trauma, giving participants hands-on experience without compromising the safety of any actual patients.
n|e|m|d maximized the use of space and materials in the STRATUS facility through the incorporation of innovative architectural details such as built-in white boards, two-way mirrors, concealed wiring, and hidden electronic controls.
n|e|m|d architects, inc. brings value to the marketplace through a unique combination of attributes that pairs innovation with an uncommon level of technical knowledge. n|e|m|d is a proud sponsor of the Greenlock Therapeutic Riding Center, Boys & Girls Club of Providence, and the Bradley Hospital Foundation.
