At its Oct. 1 public hearing, the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission unanimously denied a petition by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis to demolish the historic Holy Cross Catholic Church …
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The Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission granted approval for Paul Musielak of Gem Homes to build two single-family residences in Herron-Morton Place – one on Delaware Street and the other on …
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With dozens of Holy Cross neighbors and other interested parties eagerly applauding, the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission took the first step on March toward preventing the demolition of the former …
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Members of the community have been invited to join the staff of the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission virtually as they share progress on the Preserve Indy initiative, present a draft …
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A proposal to build a four-story mixed-use building at 646 Massachusetts Avenue got its first airing before the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission on April 4. Reviews were mixed. The plan …
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Following are Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission actions taken at full commission hearings and administrative hearings since publication of the previous issue of Urban Times. The commission meets the first Wednesday …
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A project featuring 12 condominiums in five buildings on the northern edge of Lockerbie Square was approved by the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission at its Jan. 3 hearing The $11 …
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Changes to the original site plan – as well as further study into drainage issues which might be caused by construction of a commercial building at 1572 N. College Ave. …
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David Baker, the administrator of the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission, is calling it quits after 30 years in that job. Baker made it official at the Nov. 1 IHPC hearing, …
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Following are Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission actions taken at full commission hearings and administrative hearings since publication of the previous issue of Urban Times. The commission meets the first Wednesday …
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