IMEG is providing engineering design for several projects at Mayo Clinic Hospital in Phoenix, ranked the No. 1 hospital in Arizona by U.S. News & World Report. Mayo Clinic Hospital opened in the fall of 1998 and is the first hospital designed and built by Mayo Clinic. The seven-story facility has 268 licensed beds with
IMEG provided engineering design and services for a renovation and expansion of the surgical suite at Mayo Clinic Health System’s Mankato Hospital. The $41 million project provides 52,000-sf of state-of-the-art surgical, post and pre-operation, sterilization processing, gastrointestinal clinic, and necessary building services. Engineers provided MEP design for the project, which included completing the shell of
IMEG provided engineering design and services for the new Dan Abraham Healthy Living Center, a wellness center for Mayo Clinic employees, retirees, students, volunteers, and spouses in Rochester, MN. Engineers provided MEP design for phase 1, a 110,000-sf, three-level fitness center that includes a mezzanine running track, aerobics and strength training rooms, meeting and conference
IMEG provided engineering design and services for the Cardinal Ritter Institute’s Holy Angels Apartments, two independent living centers in Bridgeton, MO. The three-story buildings contain 63 apartments and shares common areas including community rooms, computer centers, lounges, activity rooms and a laundry area. The project was designed to meet the strict requirements and minimum standards
IMEG provided systems commissioning for the fit-out of two patient care floors at the University of Kentucky Healthcare’s Pavillion A, completed in 2016. Each floor includes 24 intensive care beds, 40 acute care beds, and all staff and ancillary spaces required for a fully functioning unit. IMEG also provided commissioning services for the Academic Science Building (ASB) project, a new
IMEG provided commissioning services for a two-phase greenfield project that included a new central utility plant, 11-story patient tower, and an emergency care department. The new hospital is seeking LEED Silver certification. The commissioning agents provided design reviews, development of commissioning specifications and plan, and attended design phase meetings. This project was delivered as a
IMEG Corp. provided engineering design and services for the new, 90,000-sf Shriners Hospital for Children, located on the BJC Healthcare campus. The new pediatric orthopaedic hospital replaced the former, 50-year-old Shriners hospital. The new facility includes 12 inpatient beds, three surgical suites, 18 clinic examination rooms, central sterile, lab, outpatient clinic and radiology. The project
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing and telecom/low voltage including fire alarm engineering services for the new, design-build, Clinical Laboratory Replacement Building (CLRB) at UC Irvine Medical Center. The five-story, 60,000-sf, LEED Gold-certified building contains meeting spaces, labs (BSL3 suite included), and offices. The lab areas include fume hoods, freezers, electron microscopes, large rooms, staff lounges, offices, meeting rooms
The Kuwait Ministry of Health commissioned the construction of a new 618-bed Cancer Hospital to complement an existing hospital campus. The Cancer Center provides Radiation Oncology, Medical Oncology, Hematology Oncology, Surgical and Intensive Care Units. Additional facilities include a Physical Therapy Educational Facilities and an auditorium. The seven-story lobby is dynamic as it contains hovering
IMEG served as the commissioning authority for the University of Chicago Medicine’s Medical Center, which achieved LEED Silver certification. IMEG provided both LEED Fundamental and Enhanced commissioning for the nearly 1.2 million square foot, 10-story facility – a world class addition to the existing medical center. The center is focused on advanced treatment of cancer,
