With experience in more than 250 commercial projects, Meyer Najem has worked with a variety of projects from restaurants to banks, law firms to corporate headquarters and renovation of interior office spaces. We build, renovate and expand locations to bring our clients’ visions to life with the utmost detail and quality.
Indianapolis, Indiana
Located in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, the new Block 20 Development project addresses the continued growth in the surrounding community. The goal of this project was to provide a destination for residents to enjoy several different amenities in a single location.
Indianapolis, Indiana
Meyer Najem has completely redeveloped the historic Fort Ben PX Building, and it’s now available for tenants. The building stands in an Opportunity Zone and is located in the Nationally Registered Historic District on Lawton Loop parade grounds.
Carmel, Indiana
The Special Projects Division recently finalized a complete remodel of State Bank’s Carmel location. This project included a full gut and rehab of their existing building into a more modern space.
Fishers, Indiana
The 40,000-square foot corporate headquarters was designed around collaboration and innovation, featuring best-in-class technology.
Fishers, Indiana
Meyer Najem constructed an addition to the existing youth center building, which included a warming kitchen, meeting rooms, and classrooms on the lower level with a basketball gym on the main floor.
Carmel, Indiana
The five-story Home2 Suite by Hilton was designed for savvy, sophisticated, cost-conscious travelers staying a few months or a few nights.
Fishers, Indiana
Hub & Spoke is a unique 94,000 square foot master-planned mixed-use development and partnership with the City of Fishers.
Fishers, Indiana
CEDIA’s new 40,000-square foot global headquarters represents the very best in technology, it also has a home-like atmosphere, experience centers and employee-driven details that make the headquarters stand out above the rest.
Fishers, Indiana
An award-winning, 42,000 SF two-story building that is home to Meyer Najem Construction. The building was designed using locally manufactured and harvested materials and includes a public art display in the second floor atrium, an indoor bike storage facility, and an outdoor patio that backs up to pedestrian/bike trails.