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Indianapolis is found in the Midwestern United States region in the East North Central. It is located in Indiana, and is the state's most populous city and capital. Indianapolis is home to not only the tallest building in the state of Indiana, but the tallest building in the Midwest aside from Chicago and Cleveland. In fact, 30 of the 40 tallest buildings in the state are found here. The following examines the tallest buildings in Indianapolis.

Tallest Buildings in Indianapolis

Salesforce Tower

This building is located near Indianapolis’ Monument Circle. It used to be called Bank One Tower before changing to Chase Tower. Originally, it was conceived as American Fletcher Tower. It was conceived by Frank McKinney, Jr in the late 70s. Before its construction, the OneAmerica Tower (then called the AUL Tower) was the tallest. This tower is the 230^th tallest building º£½ÇÉçÇøwide while in the US it is the 44^th. It is 811 feet high with 49 floors.

OneAmerica Tower

This building was opened in 1982 and was the tallest till 1190 when OneAmerica was built. It has 38 stories and has been used by various companies. Located at 200 North Illinois Street, this tower boasts ‘The Skyline Club’, a private restaurant that is on the 36^th floor. It measures 533 feet.

Regions Tower

This tower is also called One Indiana Square. Built at 211 North Pennsylvania Street, the 36-storied building provides offices for different companies. It used to be called Indiana National Bank Tower from 1970 upon completion to 1989 when in changed to NBD Tower. In 1998 it also changed to Union Planters Tower before being renamed to Regions Tower in 2004. It closely follows OneAmerica Tower with a height of 504 feet.

Market Tower

Market Tower is found at the Market and Illinois streets corner. With 32 floors, it is the tallest among concrete reinforced towers in Indiana. Its construction ended in 1988 costing more than 92 million dollars. The height of market Tower is 421 feet.

300 North Meridian

The building of 300 North Meridian began in 1987 and ended in 1989. Browning Investments financed it while Haldeman Miller and Bregman Hamann were the architects. The building is 408 feet tall and has 28 floors which are majorly used as office space.

The BMO Plaza

In the sixth position we have the BMO Plaza which was once known as the M&I Plaza. It was started in 1986 and was completed in April 1988. When the building was opened, it was called First Indiana Plaza and had the First Indiana Federal Saving Bank as their major tenant.

Other Notable Buildings in Indianapolis

There are several other buildings in Indianapolis that, while not the tallest, are notable for other reasons. JW Marriot Indianapolis, the seventh-tallest building is Indianapolis, is Indiana’s tallest hotel building. It is 376 feet tall with 34 floors. Its construction was completed in 2011. Another notable building in Indianapolis is the Indianapolis International Airport Air Traffic Control Tower. It only has 6 floors but measures 348 feet high. It is the 9^th tallest air traffic control tower in the º£½ÇÉçÇø and the 2^nd tallest in the US.