Market Tower

The Market Tower is a state-of-the-art office building on the northeast corner of Illinois and Market Streets in Indianapolis, Indiana. One of the tallest buildings in the city and the state, it was completed in 1988 and was at the time the largest privately financed speculative project in the region. The postmodern architecture is distinguished by a facade of red and gray granite and metal frames with tinted windows. Its setbacks, which recall neighboring landmarks such as the Circle Tower, and a copper-clad roof with eight spires are characteristic features. The design was deliberately conceived to blend harmoniously with the historic surroundings around Monument Circle. You can admire the building from the outside, while inside it features a three-story atrium, a café, a conference area, and a fitness room. The tower also offers a special nature experience: a nesting box on the 31st floor that has been continuously occupied by peregrine falcons since the 1990s.