Linn-Mar wanted its new elementary school to show improved energy performance over an earlier prototype school design in the districts’ other two elementary schools. With assistance from Alliant Energy and The Weidt Group, an energy analysis showed that a change in the operation of the geothermal loop related to unoccupied conditioning of the gymnasium could
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical and technology engineering for a new 452,000 SF high school and site buildings. The new high school includes a complete applied tech area with an auto shop, wood shop, power lab and welding lab; TV studio; natatorium; greenhouse; football stadium with press box, concession area and restrooms; baseball stadium; and maintenance
A new addition and renovation at East Peoria High school includes a new two-story wing housing 17 classrooms; a new fine arts/chorus/computer lab area replacing the former cafeteria; new commons, cafeteria, serving, kitchen space; a new secure main entrance on the school’s east side, and a new physical education center. A dedicated outdoor air unit
This project included both renovations and additions to the high school. The additions included a larger kitchen, a new classroom wing with science labs, art rooms, general classrooms, music areas, an auditorium and field house. All new air handling units had energy recovery incorporated into the design. IMEG designed a new high efficiency 1250-ton water-cooled
McLearen Road Academy in Herndon, VA is comprised of a three-story, 325,000-sf international Pre-K-12 school and two office buildings. IMEG provided structural engineering design services for the complex facility. The Academy serves 1,230 students at full capacity and is organized and operated as an international school dedicated to culture, inclusiveness, and dual language programs. The
IMEG’s Portland structural team (formerly Nishkian Dean) provided engineering design and services for the new 70,000-sf Metzger Elementary School in Tigard, OR. The design incorporated structural steel shell, steel studs, and brick veneer. The building includes a two-story classroom wing and a single story that houses the administrative office, commons, and gym.
IMEG’s Portland structural team (formerly Nishkian Dean) provided engineering design and services for the major seismic upgrade of Estacada Junior High School’s 1920s-era, two story brick and wood frame addition. The project included eight new classrooms and a covered play structure.
IMEG’s Los Angeles structural team (formerly Nishkian Chamberlain) provided engineering design and services for a Hilda L. Solis Learning Academy’s new 15,000-sf, two-story gymnasium. The first floor of the new building houses a gymnasium as well as locker rooms and miscellaneous storage rooms. The second floor contains office space, dance halls, and a conference room. The design included concrete masonry unit (CMU) construction
IMEG provided commissioning services for the Olathe School District’s design/bid/build new high school project. This three-floor, 370,000-square-foot, $80 million high school was constructed with a non-performing construction manager responsible for administering all district contracts, including the three pre-purchased equipment contracts for variable refrigerant flow, dedicated outdoor air, and rooftop equipment. The new high school features
This Division of the State Architect (DSA) project consists of a new Charter elementary school and theater in just over 60,000 square feet. The north wing of the building is a two-story structure that houses learning pods, conference rooms, office space, and a greenhouse. The southern portion of the building is a one-story structure containing
