IMEG provided structural engineering and design services for the Olive Vista Middle School project located in Sylmar, CA. This $22 million project consists of replacement buildings, a 22,361-sf new gymnasium facility and a 26,901-sf new multi-purpose building with a lunch pavilion. The new buildings consists of metal deck over steel framed roof and concrete masonry
IMEG provided engineering services for structural improvements to the Watt Hall of Architecture and Fine Arts (WAH) building on the USC campus. Our firm initially completed a comprehensive seismic evaluation report of the two-story building. Preparation of structural calculations and drawings to seismically strengthen the existing building in conformations with City of Los Angeles’ Ordinance
Civil engineering design, land surveying, and construction administration support services provided for this master planned community. The project was developed under two tracts for 385 single-family detached units consisting of five different building types and community areas. The project involved developing community parks (paseos) and open-space amenities utilized for storm water mitigation, and design and
IMEG provided structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and technology engineering design and services for a build- out of Stevens Hall (SHN) on the University of Southern California’s health and science campus. The university was in need of a state-of-the-art facility to support the development of ongoing cutting-edge research and technologies. The build-out project included the organization
IMEG has been the structural engineer or record for most of the buildings on the Adventist Health Glendale campus. IMEG provided SPC-2 and NPC-3 evaluations and upgrades to the following buildings: Diagnostic and Treatment (1967) TCY (1970) Rehabilitation (1962) The existing buildings were constructed from 1962 to 1970 with various structural systems. Efficient seismic retrofit
Known as one of the largest K-12 school projects in California history, the Robert F. Kennedy Community School sits atop the historical Ambassador Hotel site where Mr. Kennedy himself was seen last. LAUSD commissioned the new elementary, middle and high school on the former 23-acre Ambassador Hotel site, demolishing most of the historic site and
Grover Cleveland Charter School in Reseda, CA, had outgrown its space. The 1961 finger-plan campus was planned for 1,500 students, but enrollment had doubled. As the student population grew over the years, portable classrooms were erected to house them, creating a haphazard layout. In 2017, the Los Angeles Unified School District undertook a $170 million
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, technology and civil engineering services for a 55,188-sf remodel of shelled spaces in the former Avery Dennison Corp. headquarters for Doheny Eye Institute, a nonprofit organization affiliated with the UCLA Stein Eye Institute. The Doheny Eye Center occupies the ground level, second, and third floors of the 123,000-sf building, and
IMEG is providing structural engineering services for the Armenian American Museum. The museum is a cultural campus that enriches the community, educates the public on the Armenian American story, and empowers individuals to embrace cultural diversity and speak out against prejudice. The project houses auditoriums, exhibits areas, a kitchen, and offices. The building structure incorporates
The University of California Irvine’s training laboratory was designed to simulate an operating BSL-3 laboratory. The university uses the lab to train undergraduates, faculty, laboratory staff, operations and maintenance personnel, and EH&S personnel. The facility is also used to provide commissioning testing and certification training to lab planners and design professionals for compliance with ANSI
