IMEG provided design services for Fletcher Jones’ new, $50 million, 332,000-sf Elston Service Center in Chicago. The new service center is a significant upgrade to previous facilities and is comprised of three stories with rooftop parking. The first floor houses service writers, public service drives, internal car wash, Mercedes Sprinter service area, and receiving areas. The second floor is
IMEG provided architectural lighting services for the 750,000-sf renovation of the Railway Exchange Building in Chicago. The façade of the historic landmark building was designed to fit within historic preservation requirements.
The concept of this 2,100-sf renovation was to transform an outdated and dim lobby with no street presence into a powerful and larger-than-life composition utilizing a fluid blend of form, function and architectural integration. The design team created custom large-scale LED color-changing luminaires and illuminated architectural elements; determining shape, finish, and interoperability with the controls.
Method’s first U.S. plant, located in Chicago’s historic Pullman area, includes manufacturing space, a warehouse, and offices. A manufacturer of eco-friendly home, fabric and personal care products, the design of the LEED Platinum facility followed in the company’s philosophy of being environmentally friendly. Gotham Greens, a Brooklyn-based urban farm, owns and operates the 75,000-sf rooftop
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and technology engineering services for the renovation of the Fletcher Jones Honda showroom located on the first floor of a multi-story, mixed-use, downtown Chicago office building. The renovation included the showroom and service drop-off area on the first floor, service area on the second and third floors, and staff offices on
IMEG served as the primary engineer for the design of new and renovated Fletcher Jones showrooms and service centers. Projects included two new 80,000 – 100,000-sf showrooms in Chicago; a 90,000-sf showroom in Ontario, California; a 44,000-sf showroom in Temecula, California; and the renovation of two showrooms and service centers in Chicago. IMEG provided structural,
IMEG provided a vibration and acoustic report for Argonne National Laboratory’s Building 212 electron microscope labs. A study completed by an outside consultant identified the existing chiller and HVAC system serving five electron microscope labs as problematic sources of vibration and noise for the electron microscopes. The levels of vibration and noise in the labs
