IMEG is a leading engineering design firm delivering a powerful combination of comprehensive technical expertise and deep collaborative partnerships.
In a continuing series of discussions with IMEG’s market leaders, this episode of The Future Built Smarter features John Holbert, vice president of education. John discusses the challenges facing the market, primarily those for higher education institutions, which face ever-increasing enrollment competition, changes in student demographics, limited resources, aging infrastructure, and difficulties with facility staff
By Doug Sitton If you’re a building owner, you may have heard about the benefits of the 179D tax deduction. But what does it mean for your building? And how can you qualify for it? This blog post will walk you through what you need to know about the 179D Commercial Buildings Energy-Efficient Tax Deduction.
By Mark Bradley and Davin Huston Chances are, you’ve been in a hybrid meeting gone wrong. You’re attending virtually, only to discover you are having a tough time seeing and hearing the participants on the far side of the call. You raise your screen-hand to comment, and no one notices. You’re distracted by background noise
By Scott Campagna, Senior Director of Housing Talk of office to residential conversions are everywhere these days. But these conversions aren’t as simple as they may seem — there are many engineering opportunities and challenges involved, and developers will be well served by having a full-service team in place before they begin. In this latest
By Scott Campagna, PE, Senior Director of Housing Freddie Mac estimates the U.S. has a housing deficit of 3.8 million units, across all housing types and post-pandemic office vacancies exceed 16%, with some major cities reaching 31% vacancy rates. With this occurring in our communities, the opportunity to convert vacant or underutilized office space
At IMEG, we believe you shouldn’t have to choose between what you need and what you deserve. While we may be one of the largest engineering consultants and design firms in the country, you’ll never have to worry about us forgetting our roots. That’s why our consulting engineers don’t just work where you live — we make your community our community. These deep local connections give us the insight we need to understand where you come from, all while expertly navigating regulatory and teaming challenges for even the most complex of projects.
Through our collaborative, multi-disciplinary style, our design engineers are able to tap into a deep bench of diverse technical expertise and niche, market sector-focused experience. From wastewater treatment plants and acoustic laboratories, to microscope labs and surgical suites, we design the high-performance buildings and infrastructure that define industries. But regardless of size or complexity, we bring one key constant to every project: the personal touch our clients deserve.
