Briar Park Court (Interview w/ Caitlin Mee)

In talking with some of the home owners who were neighbors to Andre, I was told that Andre married his ex-wife's sister. So while Andre may be a good architect, I'm uncertain if he was a standup guy.

In 2017, a survey was conducted to gage the level of interest in designating this neighborhood as a historical area. 14 out of 18 owners responded and it was 50/50. Interestingly, those who voted for historical designation, a few already made modifications to their homes, without restrictions from more strigent guidelines typically established for an historical neighborhood. To me, all modifications were done nicely without additional policing from historical preservationists.

There may be 6 homes designed by Andre Steiner. Other 12 homes are ranch style, some split levels, some with bay windows. Of the 6 Steiner homes, all had been modified, such as addition to the original designs, or added carport, or bricks painted over. Most reworks were done by prior owners, as the two houses with painted bricks. The house which Steiner lived was also altered years ago. More...

I enjoyed your interview with Caitlin Mee. And thank you for providing the interview link with Andre Steiner. Briarpark Court has 18 homes of assorted architectures. There are a few long time styles of architecture