IMEG provided structural, mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and technology engineering design services, along with energy modeling, acoustics, and WELL consultation, for the new 39,800-sf SSM Health Dean Medical Group clinic in Beaver Dam, WI. The new clinic will be the first WELL certified medical clinic and includes procedure and exam rooms, conference rooms and center,
IMEG provided IECC 2018 commissioning services supporting a renovation of the Lion House at the Lincoln Park Zoo — a historic building that was originally opened in 1912. This project scope included renovations to the existing 35,000-sf lion house to create a new state-of-the-art habitat for animal welfare and immersive viewing opportunities for guests. Scope
IMEG provided commissioning services for the new Tech Port Center + Arena. The new facility includes: A 3,000-seat state-of-the-art technology arena that can be configured for different uses including esports, concerts, product launches, and large training programs Space that serves as the new home of the San Antonio Museum of Science and Technology Integrated classrooms
IMEG collaborated with FGM Architects and River Trails School District to review options to renovate the existing Parkview Early Learning Center into a highly sustainable, net-zero certified project, since renamed Prairie Trails School. Engineers evaluated HVAC and envelope options by creating an energy model of the existing building to test various strategies and their impact
In 2017 IMEG was commissioned to review, provide solutions, and implement solutions to optimize the chilled water plant operation during low load periods at the U.S. District Courthouse for the Northern District of Iowa in Cedar Rapids. The building was completed in 2012 and was designed with, and continues to operate using, metric units. The
IMEG provided IECC 2012 commissioning services for the 43,850-sf Palmer College Classroom Building Renovation. The project included updates to the Learning Commons, a new staircase inspired by the human spine, and classrooms. IMEG used the online software CxAlloy to manage documentation related to the project, including collection of reports generated by contractors regarding the field
IMEG provided LEED Fundamental Commissioning services for the CDOT Region 1 Headquarters which was awarded LEED Gold certification. Commissioning services were provided for both the 175,000-sf office building and the 130,000-sf parking garage. The main commissioning activities included an onsite kickoff meeting, construction site observations, controls submittal review, pre-testing checklists, TAB review, and functional testing.
IMEG provided LEED Fundamental and Enhanced Commissioning for the historic Fieldhouse renovation. The two-phase renovation expanded the building through demolition of the existing pool deck, building three new 5,800-sf floors within the existing pool house, with new restrooms and concessions throughout the building and new seating in the bowl. The mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire
IMEG provided Leed Fundamental Commissioning Services for the New Gateway Tower and Four Seasons Hotel Project. The overall building height, including the rooftop feature is approximately 519 feet and comprises of 36 floors. This high-profile project, accommodating office, hotel and residential functions, establishes the new northern gateway into the downtown business district of Minneapolis. The
IMEG is providing LEED v.4 Fundamental Commissioning services and is coordinating with Enhanced Cx provider for the Gustavus Adolphus College (GAC) Lund Center multilevel wellness and athletic facility expansion and renovation. The project will increase the size and scope of the wellness and athletic facilities providing a best-in-class experience for students, faculty, athletes, visitors, and
