The project: Bain & Company, is a cutting-edge global consultancy relocated its Seattle office from Madison Center to Safeco Plaza. The project will remodel the existing office space into an office that is as inviting and innovative as the company itself. Project amenities: The office updates include a remodeled café, reception area, elevator and lobby
The project: Situated on a triangular and prominent site, the Lakeview Office Building, a 45,647-sf two-story, low-rise office building is the first mass timber office development east of Greater Seattle. Project amenities: The new office building was designed to be sustainable, welcoming, and provided flexible office spaces in dialogue with the area’s waterfront, commercial district, and adjacent
IMEG provided structural engineering and design services for the development of Adobe North Tower, a new 1,315,000-sf CIP concrete tower featuring a 12-story office building, 2-story below grade parking, 6-levels above grade parking for 1,285 vehicles and 180 bicycles, and tenant improvements. The project includes an approximate 6,000-sf 240-ft long pedestrian bridge over West San
This one million-sf speculative office building in Houston’s Central Business District is designed to cater to user needs while also meeting the explosive need for Class A office space in an iconic building. The lobby features a soaring pyramid-shaped 110’ clear vertical span. There is also an urban green space sitting atop a 1,500-car integrated
The City of Columbus demolished the 109 N. Front Street building to create space for a new eight-story, 180,000-sf office building at 111 N. Front Street. The Michael B. Coleman Government Center consolidates four city departments — Building & Zoning, Public Service, Development, and Public Utilities — providing a streamlined process for visitors to patronize
IMEG has provided engineering services for multiple projects at Advocate Healthcare locations as part of a large-scale service expansion to increase services to non-hospital outpatient facilities. Typical projects consisted of new medical office buildings and clinics, and renovating portions of existing medical and non-medical buildings to house new clinics. Projects ranged in size from less
The project: The hexagon-shaped Voyager Building is phase II of the headquarters for the full-stack computing infrastructure company, NVIDIA. The building has a footprint of 750,000 square feet with working space of 525,000 square feet to accommodate more than 2,200 employees. The building is laid out utilizing a 70-foot triangular grid system adding a signature
IMEG provided mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection engineering design services for the renovation and conversion of a 15,000-sf, four-story dormitory into an office building and meeting spaces for the Urban Institute, Institutional Research and Distance Education.. The existing floor-to-floor height of 8’4” posed a challenge as the new office space needed a minimum of
IMEG provided structural, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection engineering design services for the 60,000-sf conversion of an office/warehouse facility into Beacon Fisheries’ new seafood processing plant and office headquarters. The facility includes a retail market with a commercial-type kitchen, test kitchen/training room, and new restrooms and break area in the processing plant. The building
This twelve-level, open, long span, precast parking garage is part of a mixed use, transit-oriented redevelopment that also includes a new office building and hotel arranged around a new plaza and the existing historic Washington Fire Company building. The project is situated on a steeply sloping site in downtown Conshohocken, just a short distance uphill
