New ISBA headquarters designed as member gathering space

Indianapolis (January 20, 2022) – The Indiana State Bar Association (ISBA) headquarters will move to the Capital Center building located at 201 North Illinois Street in downtown Indianapolis. ISBA will vacate its office in Regions Tower at the end of February 2022 after 16 years in the space. Build-out at the new headquarters is underway.

“The conclusion of our lease afforded ISBA the opportunity to take a fresh look at the ways in which the amount and configuration of our office spaces allows us to efficiently serve our members,” said ISBA President Clayton C. Miller. “Our new streamlined headquarters in the Capital Center offers members enhanced opportunities to convene and connect in a convenient central location while still providing flexible offices for our staff to continue their work on behalf of our membership.”

About the new office

The new headquarters is designed as a gathering space for members. From its custom-configured suite on the 12^th floor of the Capital Center’s south tower the ISBA will be able to host mid-sized networking events, CLE, and section/committee meetings. Members can reserve individual offices within the headquarters free of charge for their personal or ISBA-related business: to work during the day, host client meetings or hang out between downtown business meetings. 

The Capital Center is also home to Indiana Supreme Court offices and is within walking distance of the Indiana Statehouse and the Birch Bayh Federal Building. It has several public spaces designed for casual meeting and working.

Learn more about the building here.

About the selection process

The Capital Center location was selected after an initial study, touring, and vetting by a taskforce made up of volunteer members, which began by identifying members’ needs for a headquarters office. The Capital Center was selected for its modern amenities, flexible space, and competitive pricing.

Brief office closure

ISBA staff will work remotely during the transition and will remain fully available to members. Contact ISBA as you normally would, and click here to view the staff directory.

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