IMEG is a leading engineering design firm delivering a powerful combination of comprehensive technical expertise and deep collaborative partnerships.
Learn how the built environment can help healthcare organizations improve provider satisfaction, one of the four goals of the Quadruple Aim.
At some point every healthcare facility will need to modernize its Central Sterilization Services (CSS), one of the least recognized yet highly critical departments.
April 26, 2022, marks the 200th anniversary of the birthday of Frederick Law Olmsted, the founder of American landscape architecture. Landscape architects across the U.S., myself included, are celebrating this bicentennial.
The new Prairie Trails Early Learning Center is the school district’s first net-zero facility – a result of highly sustainable features and team collaboration.
Fourth in a series based on the IMEG executive guide, “Enhancing the Quadruple Aim through Data-driven Decisions in the Built Environment.”
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.
