IMEG is using offsite construction in industries including healthcare, apartment complexes, hotels, and schools.
Offsite construction offers benefits in efficiency, predictability, and waste reduction
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Unsewered communities must address their wastewater management
Raw sewage empties from a straight pipe directly into the backyard of this home in Lowndes County, Alabama. (Courtesy of USDA/media by Lance Cheung) By Jack Kusek Water security is an issue for an estimated 2.2 million people in the U.S. who don’t have access to basic running water and indoor plumbing. Even more are
Podcast: Innovation ends the game of ‘Frogger’
This episode of The Future Built Smarter podcast examines an innovative and integrated application of reality capture technologies that has been developed by IMEG to improve exterior lighting and security site assessments. Explaining the components, applications, and benefits of the ALL (Accurately Locating Light) Meter are guests Eric Vallejo, Director of Reality Capture and Geospatial
Podcast: Environmental issues, expanding specialization key topics in S&T market
In the first of a series of conversations with IMEG market leaders and directors, Brandon Fortier, Director of Science & Technology, joins podcast host Joe Payne and series co-host Steve Rhoades, Vice President of Market Development and Federal Solutions. This episode, like the others to come in the series, provides a high-level view of the
2023 NEC: Using reconditioned equipment? Buyer beware!
It’s challenging when schedule-sensitive equipment is back ordered, delayed by extended delivery dates, or discontinued.
Mass Timber: Is it right for your project?
Mass timber has many sustainable benefits and updated codes that allow it to be used in more projects, helping it grow in popularity in recent years. It’s most commonly used in single and multi-family residential buildings, office buildings, hotels, commercial and retail spaces, and schools.
PFAS in our water is here to stay
The majority of U.S. waterways are likely contaminated with “forever chemicals,” according to a new study by the Waterkeeper Alliance that found detectable levels of per- and polyfluoroalkl substances, or PFAS, in 83 percent of waterways tested across 34 states and the District of Columbia.
Team commissioning keeps complex, multi-stakeholder projects on track (Podcast included)
Complex, multiple-stakeholder projects can easily go awry without a properly functioning team. In many such situations, team commissioning can help ensure the project stays on course.
What’s your building up to at all hours? Building Performance Optimization can shed some light
Some of you may remember that old public service announcement before the evening news, asking if you knew the whereabouts of your children.
Hospitality update: Growth in demand, wellness, and sustainability (Podcast included)
The state of the hospitality industry—and the trends to watch—are discussed with IMEG Director of Hospitality Bob Winter in the first in a series of episodes featuring the firm’s market leaders. “Last year, 2022, was a tremendous year in the market for design and construction,” Bob says, citing the recovery of occupancy rates as the
