Courtesy of Electric Works
Built (S4E6): Century-Old Beacon and Former Economic Engine Reimagined
Back in the early 20th century, the former General Electric Broadway campus in Fort Wayne, Indiana was the hub of industrial innovation sparked by a growing technology at the time: electricity. After closing its doors in 2015, the 1.2 million square foot campus is now being redeveloped in a thoughtful way, bringing new life to the community.
Meet the people behind the Electric Works episode
Historic GE photo
Electric Works Broadway Campus
Historic GE photo
Construction - Dynamo Alley, April 2022
Construction - Dynamo Alley, April 2022
Dynamo Alley today
Construction at GE Club, March 2022
GE's Elex Women's Basketball Team
Historic GE photo
The Forum, Building 19 Lobby
The Forum Lobby - Building 19
Building 19 Conference Rooms
Building 19 Lobby
Union Street Market
Artwork with original GE blue prints
Do It Best Lighting Ceremony
Do It Best Lighting Ceremony
AMP Lab
AMP Lab
Images Source: Electric Works
Electric Works - Do It Best Sign Installation
Courtesy of Weigand Construction
Our Visit to Electric Works in Fort Wayne, Indiana
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<em>Interview with Brian Maughan and Jeff Kingsbury</em>
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<em>Site Map of Broadway Campus</em>
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<em>Building 19 Conference Rooms</em>
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<em>Union Street Market</em>
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<em>Union Street Market</em>
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<em>Weigand Yard - Outside of Union Street Market</em>
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<em>Rooftop Lounge Area</em>
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<em>Tour of Rooftop</em>
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<em>General Electric Recreational Club</em>
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<em>GE Logo (aka "blue meatball") in the GE Club Gymnasium</em>
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<em>GE Club Bowling Alley - Under Construction as of May 2023</em>