Wheaton College wanted to provide their students and faculty with a state-of-the-art science facility for academic instruction and faculty research. A new 128,000-sf facility was built and includes all disciplines of the science curriculum at Wheaton College. The building houses chemistry, environmental science, physics, biology, geology, math, and computer science departments with specific labs for
ACT’s new data center project kicked off with an assessment and feasibility study. Three options were considered in the assessment: upgrade the existing building which included an extensive review of the infrastructure and routing spaces available, build a new external facility, or build a new data center within the existing facility. The detailed report determined
IMEG provided commissioning services for Toyota Motor sales’ new 7,000-sf Technical Training Facility. The LEED Silver facility was constructed to train service personnel on the correct procedures of the new Toyota Hybrid vehicles. The building includes classrooms, offices, and service bay areas. Some of the systems commissioned include rooftop package units, split system heat pump
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
IMEG provided MEP, fire protection, and civil engineering services for a new 50-bed spinal cord injury facility and 43-bed community living center. The facility provides state-of-the-art healthcare services to veterans suffering spinal cord injury including diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. A new chiller plant and site utilities, such as chilled and hot water, medical gases, and electrical distribution
IMEG provided design services for Fletcher Jones’ new, $50 million, 332,000-sf Elston Service Center in Chicago. The new service center is a significant upgrade to previous facilities and is comprised of three stories with rooftop parking. The first floor houses service writers, public service drives, internal car wash, Mercedes Sprinter service area, and receiving areas. The second floor is
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
