Market Square Center

Market Square Center is a downtown office building with a distinctive gold-tinted glass exterior located on North Delaware Street in Indianapolis. The 20-story structure rises 283 feet and contains office space for government agencies and private companies.

The building opened in 1975 as part of downtown Indianapolis's modernization during the 1970s expansion period. Its construction marked a turning point in the city's evolution as a major commercial center.

The building serves as a central workplace where government officials and business professionals gather daily, anchoring the downtown core. Its location on Delaware Street makes it a hub where the rhythm of city governance and commerce intersect.

The building is accessible to visitors during business hours with elevator systems serving different sections of the structure. Be aware that some areas may require security screening, particularly where government offices are located.

The gold-tinted glass facade reflects light differently throughout the day, causing the building to change appearance from various angles. This effect makes it a landmark that looks distinctly different depending on when and where you view it from.

Location: Indiana

Inception: 1975

Floors above the ground: 20

GPS coordinates: 39.76944,-86.15389

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:20