IMEG provided engineering design for a renovation and expansion to the Denver Broncos Football Club Headquarters at Dove Valley. The project included a 10,000-sf, two-story addition and 7,000-sf renovation that included a new gourmet kitchen, dining room, and new atrium filled with Hall of Fame memorabilia. IMEG also redesigned the team’s locker room so that
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 new 265,000-sf Multi Sports Field and 54,000-sf Fun Center in Bettendorf, IA. Located on a 78-acre site, the two-level building comprises six acres. The complex includes an indoor, regulation-size, synthetic turf soccer field; basketball and volleyball courts; and an indoor entertainment center with bowling, laser tag, restaurant,
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 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 the University of Cincinnati’s renovation of the Fifth Third Arena. Energy reductions and newer technologies included in the Department of Athletics project upgraded the nearly 30-year old venue to LEED Silver. Built in 1989, the multi-purpose center is used primarily for Division I basketball and has mostly collapsible seating
