Method Engineering Group

The Oldfield Community Center recently underwent a major renovation and small expansion, creating a refreshed and more functional space for the community while building on the foundation of what was already there.

Projects like this are a great reminder that thoughtful design doesn’t always mean starting from scratch. By investing in existing community spaces, we can help preserve what people value while creating new opportunities for connection, gathering, and growth.

Method Engineering Group is proud to have provided MEPFP engineering for this transformation and to have worked alongside a talented project team to bring the updated community center to life.

Project Team:
Meyers & Associates — Architect
Cranston — Civil & Structural Engineering
Fraser — Construction
Method Engineering Group — MEP Engineering

Savannah recently welcomed veterinary professionals from around the world for the International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium at the Savannah Convention Center; an exciting opportunity to shine a light on the growing veterinary care community right here in our region.
Adding to that growth, Live Oak Veterinary Specialists is now open for business in Pooler!

The newly completed 11,000-SF specialty and emergency hospital brings advanced imaging, surgery, emergency and critical care, minimally invasive procedures, and a full ICU together under one roof, providing a state-of-the-art resource for pets, their owners, and veterinary professionals throughout the region.

Method Engineering Group was proud to provide full MEP engineering for the project, collaborating with an incredible team to support the highly specialized needs of this facility.

Project Team:
Live Oak Veterinary Specialists
Choate Construction Company
Jonathan Clark Architects
Felder & Associates

Congratulations to Live Oak Veterinary Specialists on the opening of their new facility, and a special thank you to our project partners for the collaboration that helped bring this project to life.

We’re proud to have played a role in creating a facility that will support advanced veterinary care in our community for years to come.

More than engineering. A complete approach to building design.

From the systems that keep a building comfortable and connected to the details that make it efficient and safe, Method Engineering Group brings a range of disciplines together under one roof.

Our services include:
Mechanical Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Plumbing Engineering
Sustainable Design
Fire Protection
Communication Design

Across a wide range of project types, our team works to create systems that perform seamlessly, efficiently, and with purpose.

Explore all of our services:
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A closer look at 916 MLK.

Designed to provide high-quality, affordable housing for Savannah families, this development brings together three residential buildings around a shared courtyard designed to foster connection and community.

Method Engineering Group provided MEPFP engineering for the project, supporting comfortable, functional homes and shared spaces for the families who will call 916 MLK home.

Project Team:
CHSA — Developer
SDG Construction — General Contractor
Tharpe Engineering Group — Structural
Coastal Civil Engineering — Civil
GM Gunn Meyerhoff Shay — Architect

Thank you to GM Shay for sharing these photos and giving us a look at the project coming together.

A new chapter is taking shape at SCAD’s Fieldhouse.

Method Engineering Group is providing MEP engineering for this new facility, led by Choate Construction Company and Lynch Architects. We’re excited to see this project progress and to contribute to a space designed to support the SCAD community for years to come.

Project Team:
Choate Construction Company
Lynch Associates Architects, PC
Tharpe Engineering Group

With great teamwork, come great successes. Cheers to another accolade for our Municipal Grand project!

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We’re still riding the high from abcofga’s Excellence in Construction Awards, where Municipal Grand took home an Award of Merit alongside the two other wins for our team. Three in one night. What an honor.

This adaptive reuse project transformed a 1960s-era banking landmark in Savannah’s Downtown Historic District into Municipal Grand, a high-end hospitality destination for Midnight Auteur Hotels, all while preserving one of the city’s most significant examples of International Style architecture. From a new rooftop pool to a woven-in egress stair to modern MEP systems integrated within an aging concrete frame, nearly every piece of this build meant reinforcing and reimagining what was already there.

Grateful doesn’t begin to cover it. None of this happens without our incredible design and trade partners, who brought the precision this award recognizes. Thank you.

Congrats to our project team and partners: Lynch Associates Architects , AAmp Studio, Tharpe Engineering Group, and Ward Architecture.

📸 Amplified AEC

With great teamwork, come great successes. Cheers to another accolade for our Municipal Grand project!

Repost Choate Construction
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We’re still riding the high from abcofga’s Excellence in Construction Awards, where Municipal Grand took home an Award of Merit alongside the two other wins for our team. Three in one night. What an honor.

This adaptive reuse project transformed a 1960s-era banking landmark in Savannah’s Downtown Historic District into Municipal Grand, a high-end hospitality destination for Midnight Auteur Hotels, all while preserving one of the city’s most significant examples of International Style architecture. From a new rooftop pool to a woven-in egress stair to modern MEP systems integrated within an aging concrete frame, nearly every piece of this build meant reinforcing and reimagining what was already there.

Grateful doesn’t begin to cover it. None of this happens without our incredible design and trade partners, who brought the precision this award recognizes. Thank you.

Congrats to our project team and partners: Lynch Associates Architects, PC, AAmp Studio, Tharpe Engineering Group, and Ward Architecture + Preservation.

📸 Amplified AEC