IMEG is providing engineering design and services for St. Camillus Health System’s major expansion to its senior living community. The existing campus currently has more than 500 residents in four buildings that include nearly 500 independent and assisted-living apartments, as well as a 67-bed short-term skilled nursing facility. The development’s first phase will include 72
IMEG provided engineering design services for a new high school in Verona, WI, which will help solve the district’s overcrowding issues and provide a campus-like layout for up to 2,200 students. The school offers various academic programs such as technical education, engineering, bio-med, and agriculture, and houses an animal science lab, greenhouse, and culinary kitchen
IMEG provided engineering design and services for Ripon School District’s $24 million addition and renovation to the middle and high school building. The design allows for more efficient use of the existing building space and provides a showcase for the community and visitors. IMEG provided structural, MEP, fire protection, and technology design, as well as
IMEG provided engineering design and services for multiple construction projects funded by a voter-approved $34.6 million referendum to improve the Sauk Prairie School District’s K-12 facilities. The largest project was the new, 101,000-sf Bridges Elementary School with capacity for 550 students in 4K through 2nd grades. The west side of the building includes district administrative
IMEG provided engineering design and services for Aurora Medical Center’s new, LEED Silver cancer treatment center. The single-story, 29,000-square-foot center includes 15 exam rooms, 15 infusion bays, a linear accelerator, PET CT, CT, and pharmacy. Future expansion provisions will consist of a single-story expansion and an additional linear accelerator. The project met a number of
IMEG provided commissioning services for a two-phase greenfield project that included a new central utility plant, 11-story patient tower, and an emergency care department. The new hospital is seeking LEED Silver certification. The commissioning agents provided design reviews, development of commissioning specifications and plan, and attended design phase meetings. This project was delivered as a
IMEG provided engineering design services for a new, two-story, LEED Gold headquarters for Menasha Corporation that replaced the existing 50-year-old facility in Neenah, Wis. The building is adjacent to a corrugated manufacturing and fabrication plant that was not affected during the construction of the new facility. Engineers provided MEP and technology design, along with energy
IMEG provided design assistance and peer review for mechanical and electrical engineering design of Kohler’s new communications headquarters. The one-story building houses the 180-person corporate communications department and features an open floor plan, conference rooms, and a 30,000-sf photo/video studio. The design included a displacement ventilation system that provides unobtrusive space conditioning, as well as
