Cummins Engine Company, Inc. Corporate Office Building

This 200,000 square foot con­crete and glass buil­ding spans a three-block area. It con­ta­ins a main floor and a mez­za­nine, as well as full bas­e­ment. The buil­ding forms a cen­tral green area on the east side, focal point of which is the re­no­va­ted Ce­re­a­line Buil­ding, one of a com­plex of struc­tu­res, which hou­sed Cummins' first fac­tory and of­fice in the 1920's. An ex­plo­ded en­gine in the form of a sculp­ture by Ru­dolph de Harak of New York, NY is the cen­ter­piece of an ex­hi­bi­tion area at the main entrance.

The ce­re­a­line Buil­ding, Built around 1867, this red brick, Ita­li­a­nate style buil­ding was the main struc­ture of the old Ce­re­a­line grain com­plex, home of the worlds' first dry bre­ak­fast foods. Later, part of the com­plex hou­sed Cummins' first fac­tory and of­fice.