IMEG provided engineering design and services for a new library facility that replaced the City of Arlington’s 40-year-old building. Each level of the new 81,000-sf library was designed to meet the needs of a variety of visitors. The first floor features a children’s area with a “Discover Wall” designed for learning and playing; the second floor houses
The $70 million Tornillo-Guadalupe Land Port of Entry (LPOE) project in El Paso County is providing enhanced border services to facilitate anticipated major trade growth at the southern border of the U.S. The design of the new port involves the growth of the site from just over 8 acres to more than 117 acres. The
IMEG provided engineering design and services for the interior finish-out of approximately 56,000-sf in an unoccupied, single-story building formerly used as a Kroger grocery store. The build-out included partitioned offices, conference and training rooms, a multi-purpose room, restrooms, a bus operator area, a residential grade kitchen, and a 10,000-sf expanded mezzanine to support administrative functions
IMEG provided engineering design services for the historic restoration of The St. Anthony Hotel in San Antonio, TX. The hotel was originally built in 1909, and became the first hotel in the nation to be fully air conditioned in 1936. It was also the first to have automatic doors and a drive-up check-in area with an elevator
IMEG developed the master facility plan for University Health System to develop a new campus at their Medical Center and downtown locations. The new medical center facility: Expands the hospital to two million square feet Includes 420 new private inpatient hospital rooms (for a total of 716 rooms) Expands the Emergency Center to 84 beds
IMEG provided design for upgrades to the Port of San Antonio’s existing facility and signal reference grounding systems for a 100,000-sf data center. The design installation complied with Military Handbook 419A (Grounding, Bonding, and Shielding for Electronic Equipment and Facilities). The design allowed for a phased installation and cutover approach to minimize impact of the
IMEG provided MEP design and fundamental commissioning for the new Bell Helicopter headquarters facility. This facility marks the first major capital construction project Bell has done since the Vietnam era. The new 250,000-sf, five story headquarters office building includes a new courtyard and in-house engineering, security, information technologies, and executive offices. It will host a
The Shops at La Canter is a new open-air shopping center including 1,001,500-sf of retail space and 45,100-sf of food service space (of which 19,800–sf is to be a covered food court). The design included electrical, water, sewer, and gas utility requirements for twelve independent structures, as well as provisions for future tenant connection and extension
IMEG provided engineering design services for the historic renovation of the Hipolito F. Garcia Federal Building and United States Courthouse, built in 1937 and located in the central business district of San Antonio, near the Alamo. The six-story, approximately 300,000-sf federal building was designed in the neo-classical, Beaux style and is listed on the National
