Wheaton College wanted to provide their students and faculty with a state-of-the-art science facility for academic instruction and faculty research. A new 128,000-sf facility was built and includes all disciplines of the science curriculum at Wheaton College. The building houses chemistry, environmental science, physics, biology, geology, math, and computer science departments with specific labs for
IMEG provided engineering and design services for the University of California Riverside’s master plan, which included upgrades and extensions of the infrastructure utility distribution systems to serve existing and new construction on the University’s East Campus. The project scope included upgrades to the following systems: Chilled water Natural gas Domestic water Sanitary sewer Electrical, power
IMEG provided survey and civil design services for a new athletic complex to be shared by Assumption High School and St. Ambrose University. Phase I of the project features two synthetic turf, all-purpose practice fields; a natural grass softball complex including spectator seating and press box; concessions building; spectator seating for the practice fields; and
IMEG provided MEP and fire protection engineering for two new stadiums on the Indiana University campus – the Bart Kaufman Baseball Stadium and the Andy Mohr Softball Stadium. Each two-level stadium includes a team clubhouse with lockers, training facilities, and indoor hitting cages. Each field will also have concession facilities, a press box, guest suites,
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and technology engineering design and services, along with construction administration, for Drake University’s new Science Connector Building. The building is located between Olin and Fitch halls and creates a bridge to nearby Harvey Ingham Hall and Cline Hall, linking all four science and math buildings together. This project
The Peter B. Lewis Gateway Center is a highly sustainable, mixed-use development that serves as the front door to Oberlin College and the city of Oberlin, Ohio. It is the first step in achieving the goals of the college’s new Green Arts District, a 13-acre-block initiative designed to bring the arts and sciences together.
IMEG provided electrical and specialty lighting designs for the Basketball and All Sports Hall of Fame at Duke University. The renovation of the existing museum required lighting integration into new custom casework. Introducing a more prominent school logo, showcasing school trophies, athletic achievements and personalities and the use of the school’s colors were driving forces
IMEG provided engineering design services for a second new campus student residence facility, Irvington House, at Butler University, located on the main route to campus. The 4-story building features student rooms, a large multi-purpose room, lounges on each floor, and a cardio fitness center. The new facility holds 647 beds and was built in partnership
IMEG provided engineering services for the renovation of Marston Hall, home of the College of Engineering and a landmark on the Iowa State University campus. Constructed in 1903, the facility no longer provided an appropriate environment for teaching, student services, faculty and staff. Part of the University’s strategic plan, the renovation was designed to help
IMEG provided MEP and technology engineering for a new 130,000-SF classroom and office building for the College of Public Health. The building houses Health Management and Policy, Community/Behavioral Health, Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and Occupational and Environmental Health. The building, designed with two major wings of four floors each above grade and a partial lower level, includes:
