IMEG provided engineering design services for a 350,000-sf new Des Moines University campus for health sciences education in West Des Moines, IA, with a focus on flexible learning, health and wellness, and community collaboration. Located on 88-acres, the greenfield project started with a master plan and was built in phases. The owner, architect, general contractor,
The Town of Sharon engaged a design team to determine the feasibility of modernizing its town hall for accessibility and code compliance, improvements to space utilization, and energy efficiency. After the study phase, the town elected to demolish the existing and build a new facility in its place. After participation in the study, IMEG provided
IMEG provided engineering design services for a 78,000-sf renovation of a seven-story office building into Police Headquarters for the City of Clayton. In addition to the police department, the building houses the Information Systems department, additional city offices, and two federal tenants. Challenges included: Low floor-to-floor heights with limited plenum space for mechanical and electrical
IMEG provided mechanical, plumbing, and fire protection engineering design services for the new 36,500-sf, three-story police station. The building is located on an existing sloped site with a partially enclosed basement parking garage. The new facility includes: Storm Shelter Armory Shop Armory Storage Vehicle Sallyport 911 Call Center Large Evidence Storage Secure Lobby/Entry Bureau of
The 10-year Enterprise Master Plan (EMP) is designed to transform CHOC into a leading destination for children’s health. The EMP includes both new construction and renovation of existing buildings on their Orange campus. IMEG is providing engineering design and construction administration services for renovation of the existing Bill Holmes and North towers. These renovation projects
IMEG is providing structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection engineering design services for the addition of a 162,000-sf, three-story surgical and clinical tower north of Building 1 at the West Haven VAMC. The scope of work also includes the demolition of several buildings and a 40,000-sf renovation of newly vacated spaces in Building 1.
IMEG provided structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and technology design services for a new U.S. Air Force clinic in Tampa, Florida. The developer, FD Stonewater, is leasing the building to the Air Force/GSA. IMEG worked with the owner, architect, and FD Stonewater to design a core and shell package, as well as a tenant
Festo in Mason, Ohio added a 350,000-sf addition to the existing facility to accommodate Festo’s logistics, production center, and offices. IMEG provided lists of required mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems and equipment, as well as reviewed the capacity of the existing utility and generator power systems against the projected load of the new
The Dayton Reliable Tool manufacturing plant houses sensitive equipment used in machine tool production. IMEG provided civil, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection engineering design, along with industrial architecture services, for the 20,000-sf plant demolition and remodel. New energy efficient systems replaced existing HVAC equipment and distribution systems. IMEG also designed new electrical distribution systems
Cincinnati Machine, Inc. relocated its Cincinnati, Ohio, operations to an existing 137,400-sf plant in Hebron, Kentucky. The renovation of the existing building included replacement of the existing floor with 5-foot thick floors and construction of a 45,000-sf, 40-foot clear height building addition. Operations at the facility include complex composite processes, and the assembly and testing
