IMEG provided engineering design and services for Kemin Industries’ new global headquarters building. The company manufactures more than 500 specialty ingredients for the global feed and food industries as well as the health, nutrition, and beauty markets. The two-story building was designed as an expansion that connects the recently opened Molecular Advancement Center (MAC) to
IMEG provided architectural lighting services for the 750,000-sf renovation of the Railway Exchange Building in Chicago. The façade of the historic landmark building was designed to fit within historic preservation requirements.
Method’s first U.S. plant, located in Chicago’s historic Pullman area, includes manufacturing space, a warehouse, and offices. A manufacturer of eco-friendly home, fabric and personal care products, the design of the LEED Platinum facility followed in the company’s philosophy of being environmentally friendly. Gotham Greens, a Brooklyn-based urban farm, owns and operates the 75,000-sf rooftop
Athene USA, (formerly Aviva USA) the world’s fifth largest insurance group, built a new U.S. Corporate Headquarters in West Des Moines, Iowa. The building accommodates more than 1,200 employees and is LEED Gold certified. The building features an open floor design for flexibility in arranging office layout and also includes a fitness center, print room,
IMEG provided engineering design services for Indianapolis Public Schools’ (IPS) technology infrastructure upgrade. The $4 million phased upgrade allowed for normal classroom functionality throughout the project. The scope of the project was to upgrade the technology infrastructure of eight IPS schools; affected spaces included classrooms, media centers, cafeterias, auditoriums, teaching staff work rooms and conference
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, and technology design, as well as architectural lighting services for a new auto dealership and service center for Fox Ford Motors in Chicago. The project included a showroom building, office and support areas, a jewel box vehicle display floor, and a service facility with infrastructure designed for future expansion into an
IMEG provided engineering design and services for the addition and renovation of the Museum of Westward Expansion at the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial and Gateway Arch.
