In 2021, I Willow Creek Development, Inc. chose IMEG to provide site design and platting for a 15-acre residential subdivision in the City of Watertown, SD. The project created 19 residential lots in southeast Watertown. One of the highlights of the development is preserving the land adjacent to Willow Creek as a public park. The
IMEG completed a design charrette, programming, concept designs, design analysis, and construction documents for the renovation of two dormitories at Minot Air Force Base. The goal of the project was to bring the buildings into compliance with Dorm 4 Airmen standards of the Air Force Unaccompanied Housing Guide 2006. Both buildings were constructed in the
South Dakota State University is staying at the forefront of the future of agriculture by bringing together the fields of agronomy, engineering, food & environmental sciences, and computer science into a single new facility located on the university’s main campus in Brookings. This modern facility, the Raven Precision Agriculture Center, is leading the nation in
IMEG provided engineering and design services for a new nine-story mixed-use building, which includes an eight-story, ±900-space parking ramp. The new, $25 million high-rise physically connects to the hotel/convention center and parking ramp via a skywalk. Program spaces within the high-rise include a restaurant, mercantile shell space, office use shell space, and core-common use spaces.
In order to create a wetland bank on a site north of Renner, SD, Goeden Property LLC needed to determine the existing conditions and how the property could be restored, created or enhanced to provide compensation for off-site wetland impacts. To complete the site evaluation, IMEG conducted a wetland delineation, collection of hydrological data and
This project consisted of a complete reconstruction of 24 city blocks in the city of Flandreau, which operates the seventh largest municipal utility in South Dakota. The project scope included new sanitary sewer main, sanitary sewer services, watermain, water services, storm sewer, curb/gutter, and asphalt roadway. PHASE 1 The first phase consisted of the replacement
The 69th Street alternate route study was initiated by C-Lemme Companies as a way to start a conversation with the City of Sioux Falls and other developers to think outside the box. The challenges for extending West 69th Street involve crossing over a complex interchange of two interstates and the wetlands located along the typical
This busy airport airstrip was deteriorating and needed to be replaced. To proved a more long-term solution to runway maintenance, concrete was used to replace the rundown asphalt airstrip. For the first phase of this project, the airport was shut down in order for construction to happen quickly and reduce disruption of the overall service.
This area southeast of Sioux Falls has experienced increased flooding in recent years from intense storm events and upstream development. Lincoln County needed to improve the conveyance capacity of the system and maintain base flood levels to protect infrastructure and private property. IMEG and the County Floodplain Manager developed a strategy for flood protection working
The Third Avenue Bridge over the Moccasin Creek in Aberdeen, SD, was first built in 1975 and was one of the highest-volume bridges in the city. The structural integrity of the bridge had declined over several years, and the city had to restrict loads on the bridge due to concerns about the integrity of the
