Denizen Apartments located in Denver, CO is comprised of two five-story apartment buildings with 275 units. It is located at the Alameda Station park-n-ride stop and is the first transit station in the city being redesigned using the TOD (Transit Oriented Development) pilot program guidelines created by the RTD (Regional Transportation District) and the City
IMEG’s Portland structural team (formerly Nishkian Dean) provided engineering design and services for the Macdonald West Apartments, a seven-story, 30,752ft building with ground–floor office space for the Maybelle Center for Community and 42 low-income studios on the floors above. This center in Portland’s Old Town/Chinatown area offers support, food, and community services to those in need. Demolition of the previous
This project represents a $73 million investment towards the transformation and redevelopment of the Opus Business Park off HWY-169. The first of three phases, redevelops a 1970s vacant office/warehouse building into the RiZE at Opus Apartments. The six-story, wood-frame building is built over a concrete podium with an integrated 492-space, two-level parking garage while premier
IMEG provided engineering design for One Ski Hill, a condominium building with onsite amenities in Breckenridge, CO. The garden level features the entrance, check-in, bowling alley, gift shop, media and game room, and administrative support areas. Level one has the common living room area, conference center, bar, and food court. Level two features two indoor
