R. E. Dimond and Associates believe adding value to college campus environments requires both solid engineering and imagination. We strive to balance the needs of higher education faculty and students by providing comfortable interiors that are energy efficient, environmentally-friendly and easy to maintain.
Ball State University, located in Muncie, Indiana, is embarking on a comprehensive renovation of its campus buildings. This project focuses on internal transformations to enhance functionality and modernization of the educational environment.
A rear view of a red brick Moench Hall at Rose-Hulman University. Image via Wikimedia Commons.
3D models help ISU and R.E. Dimond & Associates forecast renovations and system needs 400 meters of track, 9 competitive lanes, and 4,000 safe, comfortable seating R.E. Dimond and Associates was proud to provide design services for Indiana State University’s new Gibson Track and Field Complex. Design included event lighting, site lighting, and all mechanical, electrical and … Read more
Size 70,000 SF Construction Completion Summer 2021 Building Project Summary Rose Hulman envisioned a new academic building on campus that would provide collaborative workspaces, design studios, flexible classrooms, chemistry laboratories, and faculty innovation spaces. The 3-story building includes student project space and shop/maker spaces on level one, classrooms and interdisciplinary labs on level two, and … Read more
Learn how R.E. Dimond and Associates maintained energy efficiency through the Window into Rose new Academic Building at Rose Hulman Institute of Technology.
Learn how all building systems were integrated within the design of the building, to accommodate different partners.
More about Sycamore Towers Dining Hall – the final component in the Sycamore Towers multi year renovation.
MEP design services for a free standing pavilion for outdoor dining at Rose Hulman Institute of Technology….
How to maintain the historical facade of the building while updating MEP systems …..
Brownsburg High School’s increasing enrollment required more seating in their auditorium. Used for high school theater productions, in-school programs, and community uses, the theater was ready to grow.