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 an addition to the existing Justice Center in Rock Island. Engineers provided structural, civil, mechanical, electrical, technology, and acoustical design, along with energy modeling, land surveying, and commissioning services for the new 48,000-square-foot annex building. The annex houses four new courtrooms and offices for the circuit clerk, state’s attorney,
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
IMEG provided engineering design and services for the City of Rock Island’s new police station. The $20 million, 44,500-sf building doubled the space available to the police department, which had outgrown its current, 22,000-sf, 75-year-old facility. The new building and its modern technology allow the department to increase efficiency and upgrade services to the community. IMEG collaborated with
As part of its long-term campus master plan, Kishwaukee College updated its campus infrastructure. IMEG provided the technology design required for this project. To serve existing and new buildings, IMEG designed a campus fiber optic ring and copper telecommunications system to provide for the current and future voice and data needs of faculty, staff, and
IMEG provided technology design to connect 285 buildings in 19 rural communities with the Central Illinois Regional Broadband Network (CIRBN). Based in Central Illinois, CIRBN provides a cutting-edge fiber optic network to deliver low-cost, high-speed Internet and Intranet to K-12 school districts, healthcare, public safety, government, not-for-profit, and commercial institutions. Illinois State University — which
IMEG provided structural design for this 110,000-sf, five-level facility. The building was designed with a mixed concrete shear wall/floor joist system, with upon level concrete shear wall with steel roof framing. The two buildings were separated by a seismic joint. The building includes 28 unique custom laboratories, a vivarium, a high-tech library, and lecture halls.
IMEG provided engineering design and services for the interior finish-out of approximately 56,000-sf in an unoccupied, single-story building formerly used as a Kroger grocery store. The build-out included partitioned offices, conference and training rooms, a multi-purpose room, restrooms, a bus operator area, a residential grade kitchen, and a 10,000-sf expanded mezzanine to support administrative functions
The $115 million new federal courthouse in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, follows the GSA’s Design Excellence Program for top-quality design and sustainability. The 280,000-sf facility was designed to comply with the GSA’s anti-terrorism design standards and requirement to use no more than 55 kBtu/sf/yr. The facility achieved LEED Gold certification. The facility houses five courtrooms, judges’ chambers,
