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By Adam McMillen and Lincoln Pearce Efficiently designed buildings often use more energy than they were intended to use – sometimes substantially more. This means owners can end up paying twice for their investment – once upfront for the more expensive, high-performance equipment and then again for unnecessary energy use if the building does not
By Adam McMillen It’s becoming more and more common for owners to include energy performance requirements in their RFPs by specifying a maximum energy use intensity (EUI) – a seemingly small addition, but one that has larger implications for design teams. To achieve the best outcomes, owners should include language in their RFPs that enforces the goals they hope to achieve. Sample language,
Last in a series of excerpts from IMEG’s free executive guide, “The Evolving Importance of Healthcare Resiliency: Preparing Your Hospital for a Crisis.” By Mike Zorich Establishing a disaster-resilient healthcare facility is becoming an exceedingly more complex problem, and even hospitals that feel confident in the resiliency of their building and contingency plans may find gaps
Deep dynamic compaction design and construction was performed by Farrell Design-Build for University of California, Berkeley’s Maxwell Family Field and Garage project. The site sits adjacent to the Cal Memorial Stadium, the Greek Theatre, and the Haas School of Business. The challenge of constructing larger and larger projects in dense urban environments is placing
Before you install a mass notification system in your building, a risk analysis should be performed to determine the needs and requirements of your system.
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 build 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.
