Celebrate World Architecture Day with us! Explore Peterson Architecture's five must-see Indiana landmarks, showcasing the beauty and innovation of our state's unique architecture:
The Pyramids At College Park
Depauw Boulevard & Purdue Road (Route 34), Indianapolis IN
The Pyramids at College Park, designed by acclaimed Roche-Dinkeloo & Associates, are a testament to form and function in design. These timeless structures now house some of the city's most notable companies and organizations, showcasing the enduring value of their original design concepts.
Indiana State Capitol
200 W. Washington St. Downtown Indianapolis, IN
Unchanged since 1888, visitors can immerse themselves in the timeless beauty of the Indiana State Capitol’s renaissance revival civic architecture.
Historic Monroe Allison House
TEMPORARILY CLOSED - Metamora, IN
Featuring a rough-hewn stone base, gabled roof, decorative wooden trim, and Gothic-arched windows, this Gothic-revival-style residence has been nicknamed the gingerbread house by locals due to its unusual architecture.
The Monroe Allison House, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, was handcrafted by carpenter Monroe Allison in the 1870s. It is said that he would float any extra building materials from his jobs down the Metamora canal to build additions to the house.
Scottish Rite Cathedral
650 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Indiana
Designed by architect George F. Schreiber in 1926, this Neo-Gothic gem located in Downtown Indianapolis has been named one of the finest examples of its architectural style. The cathedral features an intricate facade and a soaring 212-foot gothic tower housing a 54-bell carillon. Step inside for a guided tour Monday - Friday and explore all of the ornate details within!
Indiana Repertory Theatre
140 W Washington St, Indianapolis, IN
A six-story masterpiece of Spanish Baroque architecture, the Indiana Repertory Theatre shows off a beautiful blend of ornate details and perfect symmetry.
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