Clockworks

Location: Former Colgate-Palmolive Plant  | Clarksville, Indiana

Clockworks is the planned transformation of the historic former Colgate-Palmolive campus in Clarksville, Indiana into a vibrant mixed-use destination centered around hospitality, sports tourism, entertainment, dining, and community gathering. The long-term redevelopment vision seeks to preserve and reactivate one of Southern Indiana’s most recognizable industrial landmarks while creating a new regional destination along the Ohio River corridor. The project takes its name from the site’s iconic 38-foot illuminated clock — a landmark that has defined the Clarksville skyline for generations.

Envisioned as a walkable district designed for both residents and visitors, Clockworks will include hotels, conference and event space, restaurants, retail, apartments, greenspaces, entertainment venues, and a large-scale indoor and outdoor sports complex. The conceptual master plan also emphasizes adaptive reuse and historic preservation, incorporating many of the site’s original industrial buildings and architectural elements into the future development.

More than a redevelopment project, Clockworks represents a significant investment in the future of Southern Indiana — one designed to strengthen tourism, create economic opportunity, and build meaningful public spaces rooted in history, design, and community connection. Guided by Weyland Ventures’ philosophy of “design for people + place,” the project aims to transform a once-industrial campus into a destination that honors the past while creating energy and opportunity for generations to come.

Clockworks Clarksville Indiana

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