Preservation and renovation of this historic manor house and construction of a new podium-style building to the rear of the manor house to increase the on-site density.

Redniss & Mead assisted the original property owner with a Zoning Text Amendment and a Zoning Map Change to create a transitional zone between a primarily residential zone and a primarily commercial zone within the City.

The vision of clients Anthony Gaglio Jr. and Sr. of Viking Construction was to return the Victorian home to its past luster and add sensitively designed new apartments that could help support the rehabilitation of the home.

A 1955 historic Norwalk bank building at 637 West Avenue was adaptively reused and transformed into a new state-of-the-art healthcare facility while also accommodating a revamped bank branch office.

The Boathouse is a waterfront multi-family development that transformed a stunning coastal property in Rowayton Village into a vibrant multi-family residence within walking distance of shops and restaurants.

In an adaptive reuse project for Seligson Properties, the former CS Gibson print house, a one-story commercial building on a 4-acre property at the intersection of US-1 and Knight St., was transformed into a modern 47,000-square-foot medical office building for Hartford Healthcare.

The Pinnacle is the final phase of Waypointe, a 20-year vision coming to life.

Thanks, in part to new zoning regulations intended to breathe new life into the East Norwalk TOD Zone, Mill Pond will significantly enhance the area, replacing a vacant parking lot with a beautiful streetscape.

These mixed-use residential apartment and commercial buildings are being developed in collaboration with developer Spinnaker Real Estate Partners and Beinfield Architecture.