The new Washburn Center for children is a nonprofit center for children’s mental health. With the 2,700 youths the organization serves per year, the center had outgrown its previous location. The goal of the new building was to provide a welcoming, open environment to complement the services provided by Washburn, making it the state’s leading
The historic Como Park Bridge, better known as “the bridge to nowhere”, is more than 110 years old. Before the bridge was restored, it was a crumbling, deserted, and severely distressed bridge. The railings and balusters were deteriorated at their base and the cast-in-place concrete archway was completely delaminated from the underside, exposing the reinforcing
Lakes International Language Academy (LILA) had grown significantly since first opening its doors in 2004. With that growth came the need for new space. The first phase of this new school campus included an expandable one-story facility for fourth through sixth grade students, new parking lot, bus loop, and athletic fields. IMEG worked closely with
Partnering closely with Ramsey County staff, IMEG’s civil engineers provided design services for a new trailhead to the Rice Creek North Regional Trail in Shoreview, Minnesota. Civil components of the new facility included a site access roadway, vehicle parking, trail connections, turf trail to Rice Creek for canoe/kayak landing, infiltration basin, sewer and water service
Presbyterian Homes is known for providing quality housing, activities, and services for senior citizens in the Metro area and beyond. When they needed to replace existing campus housing at their site in Arden Hills, Senior Partners needed a team that would provide the same level of quality and care while designing the new facility. IMEG’s
IMEG provided structural design for the Hoċokata Ti Cultural Center, a new multi-purpose building of complex shape and form that serves the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community in Scott County, MN. The building serves as a gathering space, a public museum, and a cultural activity site. Hoċokata Ti – pronounced “ho-cho-kah-tah tee,” the Dakota term for
IMEG provided engineering design and services for the new Health Sciences Education Center (HSEC) at the University of Minnesota, which houses the six colleges and schools of the Academic Health Center. HSEC is one of the most comprehensive interprofessional education facilities in the country, providing the University’s Academic Health Center a much-needed front door and
IMEG provided engineering design and services for a renovation and expansion of the surgical suite at Mayo Clinic Health System’s Mankato Hospital. The $41 million project provides 52,000-sf of state-of-the-art surgical, post and pre-operation, sterilization processing, gastrointestinal clinic, and necessary building services. Engineers provided MEP design for the project, which included completing the shell of
