The General Electric industrial campus in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and the Richmond Coliseum in Virginia sat virtually unused for decades, each serving as a constant reminder to their cities of vanished economic prosperity. Now they symbolize creative reuse.
How Two Large Vacant Buildings Once Seen as Burdens Triggered Innovation District Plans
Planners Say Projects in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Richmond, Virginia, Offer Development Lessons
By Andy Peters
CoStar News
October 25, 2022 | 9:40 P.M.
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- Properties
- Richmond Coliseum
601 Leigh St, Richmond, VA
- Electric Works Building 33
1610 Broadway, Fort Wayne, IN
- Companies
- City Of Richmond
Public Administration
- Urban Land Institute
Services
- Contacts
- Maritza Pechin
Director of Development, Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer
- Mason Ailstock
Mason Ailstock