IMEG provided engineering design and services for UnityPoint Health – Finley Hospital’s Grandview Expansion project, which involved strategic planning and campus-wide infrastructure assessment and master planning process prior to receiving capital approval. The master plan included the design of a new central boiler plant and combining three independent chilled water plants into a single chiller
IMEG provided engineering design services for a new high school in Verona, WI, which will help solve the district’s overcrowding issues and provide a campus-like layout for up to 2,200 students. The school offers various academic programs such as technical education, engineering, bio-med, and agriculture, and houses an animal science lab, greenhouse, and culinary kitchen
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and technology engineering services for the design and construction phases build out of 8,200-sf of space within Uptown Station in Normal, Illinois, to be used for Illinois State University’s “University Galleries.” Key systems for any gallery space are proper temperature and humidity control, lighting, and flexible space for reconfiguration.
The LEED Silver certified Kentucky International Convention Center project was a full renovation of the convention center and includes 162,000-square-feet of new space and renovation of 397,000-square-feet of existing space. IMEG provided services for the complete mechanical, electrical, and plumbing infrastructure of legacy systems west of the 3rd Street Bridge. Sustainable measurements include sub-metering of
IMEG provided engineering design for the new, $41M, 143,000-sf St. Vincent Center, a joint venture of Pacers Sports & Entertainment and St. Vincent Health. The five-story center was built in a pie-shaped space on Delaware Street immediately east of Bankers Life Fieldhouse – the Indiana Pacers’ home arena – and adjacent to the Virginia Avenue
IMEG provided engineering services for the new Oxford Place Senior Apartments, a project with the goal to provide “net positive” living for its tenants. This is the state of Indiana’s first “net positive” project and it was independently verified by a third party. Energy savings start with each apartment containing low energy consumption, Energy Star
The new Parkview Wabash Hospital, replacing the current aging facility, design focused around the patient experience. The new two-story critical access hospital is designed for 18 private patient beds and includes two operating rooms, six private ambulatory surgery rooms, three PACU bays, eight emergency department rooms, emergency department trauma room, radiology department, lab, outpatient services
The William H. Danforth Wing is a new, 80,000-sf research building addition to the 136,000-sf Donald Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis, the world’s largest independent nonprofit research institute focused on plant science. Primary goals of the project were to provide a flexibile, state-of-the-art research wing that could adapt to future changes in the
IMEG provided engineering design and services for a complete gut and remodel of the interior spaces in Washington University’s historic Umrath Hall. The design maintained the historic integrity of the shell while presenting a contemporary core and interior fit out. Heating and cooling for the building was accomplished with four-pipe fan coil units and dedicated outside air
IMEG provided engineering design services for Phase 2 of Western Illinois University’s Riverfront Campus. The three-building development houses the College of Arts & Sciences, Education and Human Services, and Fine Arts and Communication. Phase 2 also includes 22 classrooms, several laboratories, administrative offices, two-story library, computer lab, the Graduate Study Center, the US Bank Writing
