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Open up. Drink it in.
HISTORYFrom its founding in 1920, the Indianapolis Coca-Cola bottling plant
was one of the showplaces of American industry, recognized for both
beauty of design and efficiency of equipment. Epitomizing enterprise
and success, from horse-drawn delivery to over 70 Coca-Cola trucks,
the plant was said to be the largest bottling plant in the world, with
260 employees producing 2,352,000 bottles of Coca-Cola per week.
From its founding in 1920, the Indianapolis Coca-Cola bottling plant
was one of the showplaces of American industry, recognized for both
beauty of design and efficiency of equipment. Epitomizing enterprise
and success, from horse-drawn delivery to over 70 Coca-Cola trucks,
the plant was said to be the largest bottling plant in the world, with
260 employees producing 2,352,000 bottles of Coca-Cola per week.
1920
1940 2017
1969
Jim and Lee Yunker celebrate their 25th anniversary as bottlers of Coca-Cola Indianapolis and announced an expansion of the factory. In 1949, the main addition to the plant was made making it the largest Coca-Cola bottling plant in the world. Local architectural firm, Rubush and Hunter, designed the plant in art deco style. It has since become an Indy Landmark.
In 1920, the building at 860-862 Massachusetts Avenue was owned by Leo E. and James S. Yunker. Grounded in American tradition, it was the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Indianapolis.
The plant was sold to Indianapolis Public Schools when a new plant was opened in Speedway, Indiana. Since 1971, the building has housed the IPS Service Center.
HISTORY IN A BOTTLE
Hendricks Commercial Properties has begun repurposing the site into a center for commerce, history and arts. Today, we open up opportunities for retailers and visitors to make new connections, enjoy this incredible piece of history and simply fill every moment...
Symbiotic relationships and a cultural event destination with best in class retail and dining
Standing on this historic site and on Indianapolis’
hottest urban street, Massachusetts Avenue,
we introduce...
BOTTLEWORKS DISTRICT
A perfect fusion of past and present encompassing
12-acres of robust arts, culture, industrial architecture,
entertainment, eateries, residences, shopping, and
one-of-a-kind progressive office space.
FUTURE
ENTERTAINMENT
Office
Living Room Theater was created by longtime filmmakers who set out to reinvent the way films are experienced. Living Room Theater strikes the perfect balance by showcasing both blockbuster and independent films; local and international films; and groundbreaking festival films. The theatre will also include a sophisticated, yet superbly comfortable, European style cafe lounge to elevate your movie-going experience.
Create an office culture second to none and enjoy the symbiotic relationship between tenant and place. The office component will contain 120,000 square feet of space. Whether you are a small independent office or an international corporate headquarters Bottleworks District will make leaving work a drag.
Food Hall Market
The Garage will be a large food hall and market complex located in the heart of the development. Comprised of two authentic art deco buildings with terra-cotta facades, The Garage will be active from morning until night, and will be a place to discover the best of Indianapolis’ chefs and artisan craftsmen. With a broad spectrum of coffee roasters, florists, brewers, food purveyors, and locally-made products of all types to be enjoyed within these historically significant buildings, you will always have a reason to visit The Garage.
Gather, Grow, Explore
Socialize, Feast, Entertain
RETAIL
HOTEL
RESIDENTIAL
Truly work, LIVE, and play here. There will be 236 new residential units at the project. Both apartment and condo options will be available. If all the offerings at Bottleworks District are not enough, walk or bike virtually anywhere in downtown Indy via the Cultural Trail. So, whether you stay or want to explore beyond Bottleworks, you will never be boxed in. The world is just on the other side of your doorstep.
Visit in high style and travel beyond your expectations, with West Elm Hotels. The 146-key boutique hotel will be operated by West Elm and occupy the top two floors of the historic bottling works administration building. Showcasing the best the City has to offer, the hotel will also operate an energetic restaurant and a roof top bar.
Shop and dine in both historic buildings and new construction retail. Experience a thoughtfully curated mix of local, regional and national restaurants, soft goods, entertainment, service and specialty retailers. The renewed streetscape will captivate with its gleaming art deco facades restored to their authentic beauty, along with exciting options for dining, playing and living every moment of the day.
Connect, Learn, Flourish
Shop, Sample, Indulge
Dwell, Hustle, Thrive
Unwind, Relax, Dream
. . . where authentic experiences come together.FILL EVERY MOMENT
PRODUCTIVITYenergize inspire+
CARR
OLLT
ON A
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±1,000,000 cars per weektraveling by this distinct site = unrivaled marketing visibility
±1,000,000 cars per weektraveling by this distinct site = unrivaled marketing visibility+
CONNECTEDFunctional UniqueHigh Tech
Functional Features
Unique Features
Large Outdoor Plaza for Tenant Use
Rooftop Terrace Space
High Visibility + Interstate Access Via I-65 + I-70
Connectivity, Connectivity, Connectivity
Diverse tenant base will make Bottleworks District the most exciting & vibrant place to work in the city.
± 120,000 RSF of Class “A” Office Space Available
± 19,500 RSF Floor Plates
State-of-the-Art Design + Construction
Concrete + Steel Frame Structure
Metal + Brick Designs
Large-Span Windows
Center-Core Building
Approximately 14 ft Slab to Slab
High-Speed Elevators
Controlled Structured Parking + Visitor Parking
Exterior Signage Available
7065
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Office / retail /
residential
market
market
residential
retail /
residential
parking garage
cinema
residential
retail / residential
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