IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, and plumbing services for a new USDA lab on the University of Toledo campus in Toledo, Ohio. The lab focuses on hydroponics to provide research for growing plants in soil-less media such as nutrient-rich water for bedding plants and floral crops. This research enhances the quality and yield of greenhouse produced
IMEG provided engineering design services for the new LEED Silver Covelli Multi-Sport Arena at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. The Olympic sports arena houses volleyball, fencing, gymnastics, and wrestling and includes a practice facility with mats, coaches’ offices, and meeting spaces. The facility’s convertible seating design provides space for the wide variety of
IMEG provided structural engineering design services for Riddell Sports Group’s largest office and manufacturing building. The 347,205-sf facility in North Ridgeville, OH, houses two floors of offices, a fitness center, large break and training rooms, a common area with computer kiosks, 174,000-sf of manufacturing space, and 146,000-sf of warehouse space. Engineers provided structural design for
Pet food manufacturing facility rated at 48-ton per hour of production with expansion capabilities of over 100-tons per hour. Facility included truck and rail unloading, 11 storage silos, 56 bulk storage, minor storage bins, mixing & milling, 4 – 400 HP extruders, dryers and coolers, product storage bins, liquid and dry continual coating systems, 4
IMEG provided engineering design for Fiat Chrysler Automobiles’ new paint shop at the manufacturer’s Toledo North Assembly Complex in Toledo, Ohio. The turnkey project headed by Hayden Paint Systems included phosphate e coat, finish lines, ovens and process support buildings. MEP and fire protection design was provided for the facility’s four paint shops (ranging in
The Peter B. Lewis Gateway Center is a highly sustainable, mixed-use development that serves as the front door to Oberlin College and the city of Oberlin, Ohio. It is the first step in achieving the goals of the college’s new Green Arts District, a 13-acre-block initiative designed to bring the arts and sciences together.
Walnut Hills High School renovations and addition included a two-story music and education addition, a gymnasium, and a natatorium. IMEG provided acoustic engineering services for six large instrumental music education rooms, one of which doubles as a black box performance space; eight individual music practice rooms; two ensemble music rooms, and a large gymnasium. The
IMEG provided acoustical engineering services for a sound isolation study for the Kenwood Theater. The plan called for converting 30,000-sf former retail space into a nine-screen movie theater complex. Background noise levels in movie screening rooms must be low enough to provide a suitable environment for their intended purpose. Noise isolation was vital to the
IMEG provided engineering design services for the University of Cincinnati’s renovation of the Fifth Third Arena. Energy reductions and newer technologies included in the Department of Athletics project upgraded the nearly 30-year old venue to LEED Silver. Built in 1989, the multi-purpose center is used primarily for Division I basketball and has mostly collapsible seating
