Riviera Maya, Fishers, IN Home Properties Restaurant Riviera Maya, Fishers, IN The Riviera Maya restaurant is an amalgam of recycled Indiana architecture. The south-east corner contains a Gothic arch doorway removed from the ruins of Kokomo’s First Baptist Church, destroyed by a fire in the early 1980s. There is stained glass from a Masonic temple in Warsaw. Mirrored glass arches came from a building in downtown Tipton, the home of the Sisters of St. Joseph Convent, which is where a freezer door — now converted to wall art — came from, as did a mahogany and glass door used in a corridor and a green marble plaque on the hostess desk. There is wood flooring from a Logansport home, a 150 year-old bar built in the Ohio River Valley and, in the center of the dining area, sits a small fountain contain-ing white marble from St. Mary of the Woods College in Terre Haute. It’s a beauti-ful sight, the way the pieces come together. “When we first got the building, it was a mess,” one of the restaurant’s three owners,