This one million-sf speculative office building in Houston’s Central Business District is designed to cater to user needs while also meeting the explosive need for Class A office space in an iconic building. The lobby features a soaring pyramid-shaped 110’ clear vertical span. There is also an urban green space sitting atop a 1,500-car integrated
Certified LEED Gold IMEG provided structural engineering design services for this 600,000-sf office tower in downtown Denver. The high-rise building is 30 stories tall with 20 office floors, starting at Level 11, and has nine floors of podium parking above three underground levels. The building features an 11th floor sky terrace that offers a tenant-exclusive
LEED Gold Certified IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, and plumbing, engineering design services, along with construction administration, for the adaptive reuse of the Old Gym (aka Ryan Gym) to create the Visual Culture, Arts, and Media (VCAM) Center, a flexible learning environment, with maker venues for students, faculty, and the public, and a 144-seat multimedia screening
IMEG provided survey engineering design services for the construction of a new headquarters for the United States Coast Guard. The project was the first stage of the Department of Homeland Security’s plan to consolidate facilities at a new campus on the grounds of the St. Elizabeth’s Hospital site in Washington, DC and is located on
IMEG provided structural engineering design services, and parking consultation, for the 185,000-sf, four-story steel frame corporate office building for MetLife, with plans for a future lateral office expansion. The project also features a 132,000-sf, three-level, 400-car precast concrete parking garage. The office building façade consists of architectural precast concrete panels on the lower floors with
The Hansen Football Performance Center Indoor Practice Facility and Football Operations, designed by IMEG, was modeled by The Weidt Group to use 66 percent less energy than the ASHRAE 90.1.2007 baseline as part of the MidAmerican Energy Commercial New Construction Program. The two-story operations building includes strength and conditioning space, locker rooms, a lobby and
The Maya Angelou Public Charter School program was established through the See Forever Foundation, an organization committed to creating learning communities in urban areas for students who have struggled to succeed in a traditional academic setting. Completed in 2014, this LEED- certified facility is home to the Maya Angelou Learning Center, which contains their High
IMEG provided a site development program consisting of two new parking lots, modifications to an existing parking lot, and new utility service connections to support the building renovations for the aging high school. Design included modification of the main building entrance for ADA accessibility and new bio-retention facilities to meet stormwater management requirements and to
IMEG provided P/FP design and CA with an early under-slab work package. Work included design of advanced grey water and water-reuse systems; a UV filtration system for stormwater re-use; a fire pump, domestic water booster pumps, and wet and dry sprinkler systems; two separate P/FP pressure zones; and all systems for the vivarium, including cage
IMEG prepared a complete building study and evaluation of existing MEP systems to determine suitability for reuse, and subsequently, completed final design of MEP/FP systems. The scope involved a complete building renovation with new central chilled water service from the campus distribution system and reuse of existing steam service. Project included a new sprinkler system,
