Redniss & Mead provided engineering and surveying services to support the renovation and expansion of the Westport Library, one of the community’s most important civic institutions.

Redniss & Mead has been involved in multiple redevelopment concepts for 950 Post Road East, a property once occupied by Men’s Wearhouse.

Redniss & Mead assisted in the conversion of an aging retail plaza into The Clubhouse, a vibrant golf simulator and dining venue that has quickly become a popular destination in Westport.

Through the off-site affordable housing option created for 41 Richmondville, our planning team was able to collaborate with the Town of Westport, Abilis (a nonprofit agency serving individuals with special needs and disabilities), and leverage funds/in-kind construction services to adaptively reuse 136 Riverside Ave into Special Needs Housing.

Redniss & Mead supported Coastal Luxury Homes and Gault Family Companies in the adaptive reuse of a mostly vacant, non-conforming, and historic 55,000 square foot mill building at 41 Richmondville Avenue into 31 luxury condominiums.

Redniss & Mead has been involved with the redevelopment of the Westport Inn site for more than a decade, guiding it through multiple ownership transitions and design iterations before its transformation into the Delamar Westport Hotel.

Redniss & Mead guided the transformation of a longtime nonconforming industrial contractor’s yard into a new senior living community for LCB Senior Living.

Redniss & Mead played a key role in transforming the former Geiger’s Garden Center into Westport’s first mixed-use, multi-family development under the town’s Inclusionary Housing Zone (IHZ) regulation.