The Alexandra, Apartment building in Indianapolis, United States.
The Alexandra, also known as Lockerbie Court, is a three-story apartment building on a raised basement in Indianapolis, Indiana. It is built of red brick and grey limestone with Georgian Revival detailing, and its front facade carries six three-story polygonal bay windows.
The building was constructed in 1902 and was listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its representation of early twentieth-century residential architecture. Its construction occurred during a period of rapid growth in Indianapolis as an urban center.
The building is also known as Lockerbie Court, a name tied to the Lockerbie Square neighbourhood where it stands. Its Georgian Revival detailing, red brick and grey limestone, and six three-story polygonal bay windows on the front facade are the features a passer-by can pick out today.
The building is located downtown and functions as a private residential structure with no public interior access. The exterior can be viewed and photographed from the public sidewalk without restriction.
Six three-story polygonal bay windows run up the front facade, a feature tied to the building's Georgian Revival detailing. The raised basement sets the red brick and grey limestone structure above street level. The building is also known as Lockerbie Court.
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