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Old Posted Oct 22, 2018, 10:30 PM
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INDIANAPOLIS | Signia By Hilton | 468 FT | 40 FLOORS

Developer: Kite Realty
Architect: RATIO Architects
Type: Hotel, 1,400 rooms, Hiltons
Location: 201 S Capitol Ave, Downtown
Construction Timeline: 2019 Start Date - Completion

https://www.capitalimprovementboard....Renderings.pdf

Kite to build 2 hotels at Pan Am Plaza; city to spend $120M on attached meeting space

https://www.capitalimprovementboard....Renderings.pdf

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Indianapolis’ once-celebrated-but-now-underused Pan Am Plaza is the planned site of a $120 million, publicly funded addition to the Indiana Convention Center plus two privately funded Hilton-branded hotels that together would have more than 1,400 rooms.

The Capital Improvement Board voted on Friday to recommend construction of the convention center expansion and to work with Kite Realty Group Trust as the master developer on the project.

The resolution gives the CIB authority to work on a project agreement with Kite and an overall financing model.

The Kite plan was one of three submitted in March in response to the CIB’s request for proposals for another convention-style hotel with 800 to 1,000 rooms.

Mayor Joe Hogsett’s administration has endorsed the Kite plan.

A key component of the project is a 38-story, 800-room hotel that would be developed by Kite and branded as Hilton on the northeast corner of the plaza at Illinois and Georgia streets. It would be Indianapolis’ second-largest hotel, behind only the 1,005-room JW Marriott that opened in 2011.

Kite plans to build a second, 600-room hotel, as well, which would be on the southeast corner of the block at Illinois and Louisiana streets. It also would carry a Hilton brand.

Kite would oversee the construction of the ballroom building, as well, but wouldn’t own it. Indianapolis-based RATIO Architects is the architect on the project.

The project would involve tearing down the underground parking structure, building a podium to support the two-story ballroom and additional meeting space, as well as general property acquisition costs, Cook said. The city also would build the climate-controlled walkway over Capitol Avenue to connect the Indiana Convention Center with the new complex.

The city hopes to win approvals for the project within 12 months, setting the stage for groundbreaking in 2019. The construction is expected to take multiple years, but officials said it would not interfere with activity at the convention center.


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Old Posted Oct 23, 2018, 3:14 AM
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Great project for Indy, let's hope it gets built!
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Very nice!!!
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LOVE the shorter tower!
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Damn son!!

Good for Indianapolis.
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Congratulations Indy

OH my has a high rise been preposed for Indianapolis? is it true? I am an
Architect and skyscraper enthusiast and I have been reviewing posts on this website for a number of years and have never seen any other proposals for Indianapolis. Congratulations Indianapolis and welcome to the skyscraper party. I have marveled at the fact that the American cities not counted in say the top 10 or 12 cities just have not been building big projects since before the Great Recession. Indy hasn’t built big in a long while. Indy’s last skyscraper was built in the early 90’s .......and that is a long time ago.......I recently pointed that fact out to my daughter in an effort to try and steer her interests away from that area because they just don’t build any big projects there (as a barometer for their economic health and willingness and ability to change and grow).If you’re not growing and changing you are in fact moving backwards and not forward and being left behind.

Most of the development that you see in this site involves the same “usual suspect” top 10 American cities and no one else. I guess that this reflects the current unease in the country of certain regions beleiving that they are being left behind in this great economic arms race. Big development only seems to be happening in big cities only. Even cities like Milwaukee and Baltimore have managed to erect a skyscraper or 2 recently (in say the past 4 years) but no Indianapolis. You can also include other similar cities on the list as well such as Kansas City and St. Louis.

Indy, a city of 700,000 should really build a light rail like all of the other peer cities in its league.
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Indy is superb. I think
that its downtown in much nicer than that of Atlanta, Charlotte, Orlando, or Phoenix for example.
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Love the way these towers look. The white tower looks like a Loews Hotel.

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Even cities like Milwaukee and Baltimore have managed to erect a skyscraper or 2 recently (in say the past 4 years) but no Indianapolis. You can also include other similar cities on the list as well such as Kansas City and St. Louis.
St. Louis hasn't erected any skyscrapers if that's what you're alluding to. If not, then yes. Indianapolis deserves a new tall building in their skyline. The city is growing, I have family there. I like to see the few high-rises that have been built recently but there needs to be dome bugger things.
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This is really nice. That balcony up there looks fun. I'd like to see some more renderings showing it in the skyline.
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INDIANAPOLIS | Hilton Insignia | FT | 38 FLOORS

Hilton is launching a new hotel brand to cater to large convention centers. The Hilton Insignia will add an additional 800 rooms on Pan Am Plaza in downtown Indianapolis and would eclipse the JW Marriott as the tallest hotel in Indianapolis and the state. Construction is expected to be complete by 2023.

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Wow! That’s nice.

I’ve always liked Indy.
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This will literally be the coolest thing in Indianapolis. I can guarantee you that.
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$550 million deal reached for Pan Am Plaza: new hotels and convention center expansion



Plans to build a $550 million hotel at Pan Am Plaza and expand the Indiana Convention Center are a go, but will be delayed up two years. That's after the city and the Kite Realty Group signed off on a development deal, according to Capital Improvement Board (CIB) Executive Director Andy Mallon.

Plans ultimately call for two new Hilton hotels (the first a 40-story Signia hotel) with a combined 1,400 rooms.

Link: https://www.wthr.com/article/money/b...6-06b40e193ff7
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Nice! Indy is a great little city.
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800 Room Signia by Hilton Indianapolis Hotel Announced for 2026

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Today, Hilton (NYSE: HLT) announced the official signing of a management agreement for the 800-room Signia by Hilton Indianapolis, growing the existing Signia by Hilton portfolio. Currently under construction and expected to open in late 2026, the new-build Signia by Hilton Indianapolis will serve as the latest anchor hotel connecting to the Indiana Convention Center via skywalk as part of the city’s $710 million convention center expansion. Owned by the Capital Improvement Board of Managers of Marion County, a municipal corporation of Marion County, Indiana, the property will be developed by Kite Reality and managed by Hilton.
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Great to see this one move forward and hope it moves forward as designed. It's a really nice edition to the Indy skyline, and should have a pretty profound impact. The article says it is already under construction. Any eyes on the ground that can verify?
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Indianapolis signia hotel

signia hotel indiana government says its under construction but theres no pictures of caissons being poured.
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Indianapolis Signia Hotel

please move the Indianapolis signia hotel to construction thread website www.visitindy.com from June 2024 video show the site totally dug out with two tower cranes and foundation being poured in the video from this website
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Indianapolis / Signia Hotel 468' 40 floors

/Users/kennethlindsey/Desktop/Signia-Hotel-Concrete-Pour.jpg image from Inside Indiana Business June 6 2024

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