Skender Completes Office Interior Construction Projects in Indianapolis

Why It Matters

The upgrades enhance Keystone Crossing’s tenant appeal, supporting Indianapolis’s growing demand for premium office space while cementing Skender’s reputation for large‑scale interior construction.

Key Takeaways

• 57,000 sq ft of office buildouts completed at Keystone Crossing.
• WestPoint Financial got 15,000 sq ft gut remodel.
• Delta Tau Delta’s 21,000 sq ft national headquarters opened.
• Two ground‑floor suites transformed into an amenity center.
• Interamar and Typerion modernized a 1.1 million‑sq‑ft campus.

Pulse Analysis

Indianapolis’s office market has been on an upward trajectory, driven by a mix of tech firms, financial services and professional services firms seeking modern, collaborative environments. Keystone Crossing, a 1.1 million‑sq‑ft campus, sits at the nexus of this demand, offering a strategic location near downtown and major transportation corridors. By completing extensive interior upgrades, Skender positions the campus as a competitive asset that can attract high‑profile tenants looking for flexible, performance‑oriented spaces, a trend that mirrors broader shifts toward employee‑centric workplace design.

The specific buildouts reflect diverse tenant needs. WestPoint Financial Group’s 15,000‑sq‑ft gut remodel creates a sleek, technology‑ready floor for a MassMutual subsidiary, while the Indiana Apartment Association’s 7,000‑sq‑ft suite provides a functional hub for industry advocacy. Delta Tau Delta’s 21,000‑sq‑ft national headquarters underscores the campus’s appeal to fraternal and nonprofit organizations seeking a flagship presence. Meanwhile, the conversion of two ground‑floor suites into an amenity center adds shared services that benefit all occupants, aligning with the growing emphasis on wellness and community in office environments.

For real‑estate owners like Interamar and Typerion Holdings, the rapid delivery of these projects demonstrates the value of partnering with a contractor that can execute large‑scale interior transformations on schedule. Skender’s track record reinforces its market positioning as a go‑to provider for complex, multi‑tenant campuses. As companies continue to prioritize adaptable, high‑performance workplaces, the success at Keystone Crossing may serve as a blueprint for similar office parks across the Midwest, driving further investment in interior modernization.