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Warrior Park aligns with Indiana Tech’s growth-minded athletics program. The complex sits on the former back nine of the Donald Ross Golf club in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The building is an adaptive facility that can suit the needs of several athletics programs. Phase 1 of the Warrior Park project consists…
Spanning more than 1.2 million SF inside of 18 buildings, the General Electric Campus once proved a solid industrial hub for workers in Fort Wayne. As industry slowly declined, so did the campus. Beginning in 2015 with a Community Task Force determined to save the GE Campus, discussions, ideas and…
As summer begins to fade, we start to shift towards thoughts of changing leaves and cooler breezes. The arrival of fall means changes both outside and inside the office, and with simple adaptations you can increase worker productivity and morale while enjoying the season. Lighten Up The long days of…
What you put into your community can return to you in many ways. From making time to volunteer on a weekly basis to participating in an initiative that helps raise funds for a powerful cause. Your daily efforts in bettering the resources that surround your community can lead to a…
Purdue University Fort Wayne underwent a series of renovations and construction projects to help serve the campus community better. The east entry, the most heavily trafficked entrance to Kettler Hall, did not contain a vestibule, thus creating a maintenance and safety issue during inclement weather. This project added an exterior…
Elevatus Architecture President Cory Miller published an opinion article with The Journal Gazette in response to the Electric Works project on Sunday, August 30, 2020.
Making a positive impact within a city will help create a stronger region. Elevatus Architecture has conducted a series of projects that have helped uplift life in DeKalb, and specifically Auburn, Indiana. This historic town holds cheerful value as the people who make it are what brings great attitude to…
