TWO GREEN GLOBES RATING IMEG provided engineering and design services for Drake University’s new 40,000-sf Math, Science and Education Building. The new standalone, four-story building known as Collier-Scripps Hall includes classrooms, offices, and dry labs. Classrooms in Collier-Scripps were designed with emphases on classroom flexibility and educational technology. One classroom features eight digital screens and
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and energy modeling design, along with construction administration services, for the new 28-Story Luxury Apartment Tower. The residential tower has a seven-story podium comprised of the building lobby, core and shell retail, parking, and residential units. At the top of podium starting with the 8th floor, the tower includes
IMEG provided engineering design services, as well as energy modeling, for a new five-story Residential Hall at Case Western Reserve University. The 123,200-sf Hall houses roughly 290 students in 106 apartments, ranging in size from one-bedroom to four-bedroom apartments. Additionally, the “S” shaped building includes 8 townhouse style units which house two students each. Common
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and technology engineering design and services for the renovation of January Hall at Washington University in St. Louis, the first building on campus to be LEED v4 Platinum certified and a recipient of an ACEC Missouri 2021 Excellence in Engineering Grand Award. The three-story building was constructed in
Spread between three buildings and having outgrown its space, the University of Iowa Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences – the largest undergraduate program on campus – constructed a new 60,000-square-foot facility. IMEG provided engineering and design services for the building, which includes research labs, classrooms, student interaction spaces, offices, and conference rooms. The facilty’s
The Arrillaga Science Center (ASC) is a new lab/office building that will house modern laboratory space to accommodate simulation, theory and modeling, synthetic and charac- terization capabilities, and collaboration space for both internal and external scientists. The project funding is a split between a donor/developer, Stanford University, and the Department of Energy (DoE). The donor/
IMEG provided engineering design and services for Emory University’s new Emory Student Center. The project was driven by the university’s growing space demands, a desire for larger, more flexible and efficient dining services, technology and infrastructure upgrades, and more room for student organizations and gathering spaces. The 115,000-sf building includes dining facilities, 1,200-seat event space,
The University of Illinois’ new College of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) building is the first on the university’s campus and among the first in the state to pursue a “net zero ready” design approach. The facility’s innovative design is modeled to reduce energy consumption by 50%, achieving as close to net zero as was
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing and structural engineering for a new 4.8 MW landfill gas-to-energy plant located in eastern Wisconsin. The project supports the state’s renewable energy goals and will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The process, mechanical systems, and structure were all drawn in Revit. IMEG coordinated the interconnection with the utility company to
IMEG provided engineering services for the infrastructure improvements at the Mid-Continent Ecology Division Laboratory in Duluth, Minn. The facility includes biology and chemistry labs, culture unit, controlled environment rooms, vivarium, and a radio-isotope lab. The vivarium and culture unit space consists of numerous labs dedicated to various types of fish and other aquatic animals found
