"You don’t have to be a hospitality-industry analyst to predict that the Ironworks Hotel, in Indianapolis, Indiana, takes its aesthetic inspiration from the industrial heyday of the Midwest. And though it’s a new build, it’s meant to evoke the kind of heavy industry that’s implied by the name. This means a heavy brick facade broken up by full-height shop windows — and inside, it means visible infrastructure, exposed piping, and what feels like acres of heavily weathered salvaged barn wood." - Tablet Hotels