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Darien Project: Noroton Yacht Club

With a history dating back to the 1920s, the Noroton Yacht Club has long been a fixture of the Darien shoreline. After suffering severe damage from Hurricanes Irene (2011) and Sandy (2012), the leadership made the decision to rebuild.

Coastal / Institutional

Darien Project: Darien Commons

Darien Commons, located in the heart of Noroton Heights, is one of the town’s most transformative mixed-use developments.

Mixed Use

Darien Project: Thorndal Circle

In response to shifting commercial real estate trends, property owner Jerry Nielsen sought counsel from Redniss & Mead to understand how this aging suburban office park could be reimagined.

Residential Redevelopment

Darien Project: LCB Senior Living

This 7.9-acre site, formerly occupied by an outdated office building, was transformed into a much-needed senior living community.

Senior Living

Darien Project: Great Island

One of Darien’s most significant acquisitions in recent history, the 60-acre Great Island property was purchased by the Town for public use and recreation.

Public / Civic

Celebrating Our Darien Portfolio

Continuing our series showcasing the towns and cities where we have made a difference, this quarter, we turn our attention to Wilton, Connecticut.

Wilton Project: Wilton Heights

Redniss & Mead helped win the approvals for this high-profile project at the corner of Danbury Road and Ridgefield Road across from the train station in Wilton.

Wilton Project: Wilton Center Lofts

This 40-unit mixed-income apartment building with affordable and market-rate units designed by Granoff Architects sits at the corner of Hubbard Place and Godfrey Place in Wilton Center.

Wilton Project: 118 Old Ridgefield Road

This mixed-use project is proposed under Wilton’s Form-based Code and designed by Granoff Architects.

Wilton Project: 15 Old Danbury Road

A new future is taking shape in the heart of Wilton, where an underutilized office building stands adjacent to the Wilton Train Station and a new pedestrian walkway over the Norwalk River to the village center and Merwin Meadows Park.