IMEG provided engineering design for Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Hotel and Hospitality Learning Center (HLC). Located on the Auraria Campus, the LEED Gold HLC is the home to the School of Hospitality, Events and Tourism at MSU Denver. The building incorporates a 150-unit hotel, hotel conference center and kitchen, student classrooms, and teaching laboratories into one complex
IMEG provided engineering services for Western Union’s relocation of its global headquarters to One Belleview Station, a Class AA office building in the Denver Tech Center. The new space includes private offices, open office areas, conference rooms, training rooms, IDF/MDF rooms, break rooms, restrooms, an executive floor, conference center, and other ancillary spaces. Engineers provided
IMEG provided MEP and fire protection design for the Denver Department of Human Services’ new Eastside Building. The 54,000-sf, two-story office building was designed for LEED Gold and employs high-performance mechanical and electrical systems and a high-performance building envelope. It is also designed to be net-zero ready, with additional building energy requirements to be offset through an on-site
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 Google Pearl Place office campus, featuring 176,000-sf of occupied space in Phase 1 with plans for future expansion. The office space was designed to maximize employee effectiveness through the built environment with many unique features. In addition to mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection design, IMEG
IMEG provided engineering design services for Woolley’s Classic Suites, a four-story, 248-suite hotel that features a tropical atrium, full-service restaurant and 8,000-sf of meeting space situated on a seven-acre property in Aurora’s Gateway Office Park. The hotel is the prototype for what is expected to be a line of higher quality suite hotels aimed at
IMEG provided engineering design for One Ski Hill, a condominium building with onsite amenities in Breckenridge, CO. The garden level features the entrance, check-in, bowling alley, gift shop, media and game room, and administrative support areas. Level one has the common living room area, conference center, bar, and food court. Level two features two indoor
IMEG provided engineering design for the new Elizabeth Hotel in downtown Fort Collins, CO. The hotel includes 165 guest rooms, full lounge/bar, large conference center, full three-meal up-scale restaurant on the main level, fitness center, retail and Sky Bar on the top floor and roof top. Outdoor ground floor terraces and retail spaces create an outdoor gathering place in the
IMEG provided engineering design for The Residences at Little Nell, which rise up the slopes of Aspen Mountain and has been referred to as “. . . the highest-priced private residence club in the world.” The residential units consist of 24 three- and four-bedroom units and two additional units that are available as sole ownership units. The
High Plains PreK-8 School is the newest addition to the Thompson School District. Designed as a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) and Net Zero ready facility, the LEED Gold school opened its doors in Fall of 2016 to nearly 600 students. The north wing houses administrative offices, Pre-K and Kindergarten suites, a gymnasium,
