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The 1998 to 2005 housing in Lawrence Lakes and Lawrence Woods

Six recordings across seven years: Lawrence Lakes sections 1 through 4 on 12 May 1998, 9 November 1999, 17 November 2000 and 7 May 2003, then Lawrence Woods sections 1 and 2 on 7 October 2003 and 25 January 2005. They finished within two years of each other but arrived there differently, and that shows up in the housing. Four sections over five years means Lawrence Lakes carries a wider spread of window vintages under one name than Lawrence Woods does under its own. The Marion County layer publishes no builder for either plat and no lot counts, so we don't quote a home count for either community.

The dominant plan is two story, running 16 to 24 openings, and story mix isn't sourced. These two plats sit at the top of the wave that put 6,034 units, 29.6% of every housing unit in Lawrence, into the 1990s alone, with another 3,627 following in the 2000s. Both are named for the city rather than for a feature, which separates them from the fort named plats at the north end and the Geist named streets on the northeast corner. At 20 to 27 years old the openings are generally close to square, with the wide rear ones being the pair of readings worth taking twice.

Pond facing rear glass and a five year section spread

The rear elevation is where this community earns a different specification from the 1970s plats in north central Lawrence. Where a Lawrence Lakes lot backs onto a retention pond, the rear glass looks across open water with nothing to break the light, and water reflects. That's a glare problem in the morning and a heat problem through the muggy season, which in Indianapolis runs 25 May to 22 September. It's also a privacy problem in reverse. A pond has a walking side and people use it. Solar screen fabric handles the daylight side of that and does nothing at night, when the same glass turns into a mirror from outside.

The second issue is the calendar inside Lawrence Lakes. Section 1 was recorded in 1998 and section 4 in 2003, so two houses with the same elevation can be five years apart in hardware. Product lines change in five years, and so do fabric dye lots. If you're matching an existing treatment rather than doing a whole house, bring us a physical sample rather than a product name. The openings themselves are drywall returns: depth is workable for an inside mount, there's no casing edge, so an outside mount lands on the wall face and the product has to handle the light path itself.

What the rear elevation decides in Lawrence Lakes

Work back to front here. Establish whether the lot backs onto water, specify that rear elevation for both daylight and dark, then handle the remaining 16 to 24 openings as one order so the dye lot matches across sections. That's a different order of operations from a 1974 North Lawrence Park ranch, where mounting depth rules things out before fabric is discussed. National ranges apply: custom shades $250 to $2,600 per window, motorized $300 to $1,500 per window installed, awnings $1,000 to $6,000 installed. Fabrication runs 2 to 5 weeks, so a rear wall you want covered by June gets ordered in spring.

Where Lawrence Lakes and Lawrence Woods sit

Both plats are on the southeast side of Lawrence, in the belt that built out at the turn of the century when 29.6% of the city's housing went up in a single decade. The Marion County platted subdivision layer records the section names and dates for these two plats without a street list, so we confirm your address against the parcel record when a measure is booked. That's a real precaution here: Lawrence is an incorporated city with its own mayor and Common Council, yet many addresses inside it carry an Indianapolis postal city, which is how the two get conflated. Schools run through the Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township, with Belzer or Craig at the middle level and Lawrence North or Lawrence Central for high school.

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