IMEG is providing mechanical, electrical, and technology design services for the new 90,000-sf indoor practice facility and 120,000-sf performance center. The project will be built on the current Sheakley Athletics Center site located at the northwest corner of Corry Boulevard and Jefferson Avenue. The east portion of the site will house a new indoor practice
MetroHealth’s new 11-story replacement hospital, The Glick Center, fitted with state-of-the-art technology and 316 patient rooms, opened on November 5, 2022. The new main campus was completed on-time and within budget despite COVID delays. IMEG played a big part in ensuring the new hospital opened on time by providing commissioning assistance for mechanical systems. Two
GE Aviation requested IMEG to provide engineering services for a new research/production laboratory at their aircraft engine facility in Cincinnati, Ohio. The scope of work included the total remodel of an existing factory space into a state-of-the-art metals coating facility for both research and production. The coatings of multiple aviation parts are included in this
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, and technology engineering and design services for the Cleveland Clinic Brunswick Family Health Center’s Emergency Department two-story addition, including associated site improvements. The first-story addition is 22,500-sf and the second story of the addition is 17,000-sf of shell space. The project, which targeted LEED Silver certification, pairs environmentally sensitive, sustainable development
Due to exceptional growth in enrollment and the condition of their aging facilities, the University of Cincinnati’s Lindner College of Business required a new building on UC’s Uptown west campus. IMEG provided MEP engineering design for this new 225,000-sf facility which was completed in 2019. The design team produced a unique and provocative design that
The University of Cincinnati (UC) is actively working on the design and construction of a new 180,000-sf academic building for several departments in the College of Arts and Sciences. IMEG is providing Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) design engineer services for this new building and KZF is providing the Architectural and Civil design. The purpose
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center (CCHMC) needed to expand it’s existing 230,000-sf Liberty Township Hospital facility. The expansion converted what was an outpatient facility completed in 2008 to an inpatient facility to serve the expanding communities north of Cincinnati. The bed unit expansion houses 40 new patient rooms on the fourth floor above the existing
IMEG provided engineering design services for the upgrade of the Kroger Tier III Data Center in Cincinnati, Ohio originally constructed in 1978. The upgrades resulted in a high availability data center while also being highly efficient from a mechanical and electrical perspective. The mechanical design included a new scalable central chilled water system with multi-stacked
This client needed to upgrade their existing data center chiller plant and chilled water distribution system in order to meet the planned growth of their data center while reducing energy and water usage. IMEG was challenged to provide environmentally “friendly” design for the data center as well as keep it operational. Upgrades included replacing the
IMEG partnered with Pilot Chemical Company to provide engineering design services for a multi-phase, fast paced project consisting of a 36,000-sf renovation of interior office space at the Centre Pointe III facility in West Chester, OH and a 25,000-sf interior lab and office renovation at their Technology Center in Cincinnati, OH. The renovation of the
