IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, and technology engineering design and services, along with construction administration, for Drake University’s new Science Connector Building. The building is located between Olin and Fitch halls and creates a bridge to nearby Harvey Ingham Hall and Cline Hall, linking all four science and math buildings together. This project
The Peter B. Lewis Gateway Center is a highly sustainable, mixed-use development that serves as the front door to Oberlin College and the city of Oberlin, Ohio. It is the first step in achieving the goals of the college’s new Green Arts District, a 13-acre-block initiative designed to bring the arts and sciences together.
IMEG provided engineering design and medical equipment planning for Genesis Health System’s $139-million Campus Integration at Genesis Medical Center in Davenport, Iowa. The 205,000 square feet of new construction and 115,000 square feet of renovation will position Genesis for technological advances and the changing needs and expectations of patients.
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 mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and technology engineering consulting services for a retail development located at Taylor and Canal Streets in Chicago, Ill. The project includes 300,000-sf of retail and back of house areas over three floors with 250,000-sf of parking over seven floors. The development houses more than 15 retail tenants ranging from food
IMEG provided engineering design and services for Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center’s (AIMMC) new Center for Advanced Care. The center is connected to the existing hospital and houses the healthcare facility’s digestive disease institute, ambulatory surgery center, and cancer center. The addition creates an integrated platform where patients and physicians can more easily access care
The First National Bank and the Park Inn Hotel, completed in 1910, were designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. The Historic Park Inn Hotel is the last standing example of the architect’s six built hotels. The project was very complex, promoting unique challenges while working with the existing 100 year structure all within the confines of
The concept of this 2,100-sf renovation was to transform an outdated and dim lobby with no street presence into a powerful and larger-than-life composition utilizing a fluid blend of form, function and architectural integration. The design team created custom large-scale LED color-changing luminaires and illuminated architectural elements; determining shape, finish, and interoperability with the controls.
Advocate Sherman Hospital’s greenfield hospital features the largest lake-coupled geothermal system in the world. The new, 255-bed hospital offers spectacular views across a 15-acre man-made lake that serves as the energy source for the geothermal system. It is estimated to save 30% to 40% in energy usage and upward of a million dollars a year,
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
