IMEG provided MEP, Acoustic, and Technology engineering services for the Robert W. Plaster Free Enterprise Center project at Concordia University. The academic building houses Concordia’s Batterman School of Business and CUW’s six academic schools that are focused on healthcare. This design will create opportunities to bring business and healthcare learning together. The 41,000-sf academic building
Minneapolis Community & Technical College was looking to transform the skyway-like structure to better represent their mission to provide access to the transformative power of education in the downtown environment. The skyway serves as a primary entrance to the campus from the parking garage. IMEG worked closely with the project architect and contractor on this
IMEG provided engineering design and services for the new Health Sciences Education Center (HSEC) at the University of Minnesota, which houses the six colleges and schools of the Academic Health Center. HSEC is one of the most comprehensive interprofessional education facilities in the country, providing the University’s Academic Health Center a much-needed front door and
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and technology engineering design and services for the renovation of January Hall at Washington University in St. Louis, the first building on campus to be LEED v4 Platinum certified and a recipient of an ACEC Missouri 2021 Excellence in Engineering Grand Award. The three-story building was constructed in
IMEG provided design for the University of Iowa’s new College of Pharmacy building, which obtained LEED Silver certification. The 200,000-sf facility includes research and teaching laboratories, classrooms, student interaction spaces, offices, and conference rooms. The building also houses the University of Iowa Pharmaceuticals (UIP) sterile manufacturing suite, the largest university-affiliated, FDA-registered pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in
Rice University commissioned the BioScience Research Collaborative (BRC) to enable researchers and physicians from the Texas Medical Center to partner with Rice University scientists and engineers on bioscience and biotechnology research. At 477,000–sf and 10 stories tall, the BRC is the largest academic building in Rice’s history. The building base houses a vivarium, 280-seat auditorium, 100-seat seminar room,
The largest construction project in campus history, the Interdisciplinary Life Sciences Building provides labs and classrooms for graduate and undergraduate students in multiple disciplines including agriculture, life sciences, veterinary medicine, chemistry, and engineering. IMEG provided structural engineering and design services for the facility, which houses a large microscopy and imaging center with state-of-the-art electron microscopes.
Located on the top level of a three-story cast-in-place concrete, brick-clad building, this containment laboratory is constructed abutting, and partially overhanging, an existing building designated for historic preservation. IMEG provided structural engineering and design services for the project. Structural systems were carefully designed around unusual site-specific challenges, such as a deeply cantilevered post-tensioned roof from which
IMEG’s San Francisco structural team (formerly Nishkian Menninger) provided engineering design and services for the Gates Computer Science Building at Stanford University. The building houses the university’s computer research departments, including offices, classrooms, and research facilities. This 150,000-sf steel frame structure is five stories tall, including a basement. The building’s two main entrances reflect a basic division in its internal layout. The main south-facing entrance contains an arched, three-story
IMEG’s San Francisco structural team provided structural services for the rehabilitation of this existing 4-story, 38,000-sf. concrete building with basement. The project included adding six new classrooms at the existing level floor as well as a roof deck totaling to approximately 48,000-sf of enclosed area. This rehabilitated building is now equipped with auditorium style classrooms,
