'Curtain' To Go Up On Indiana Square

Date: 11 June 2007

After months of planning, work is ready to begin next week on the installation of the new curtain wall at Indiana Square.

Employees of the Indianapolis skyscraper received word Thursday that a section of the surface parking lot will be closed and fencing and barriers put up. They also received a timetable for its renovation from McKnight Property Management.

The Downtown office building was damaged by high winds a year ago. Construction is not expected to disrupt the work of attorneys and accountants inside the building or traffic on the streets around it.

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Indystar.com

2007-06-11T13:00:00

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