Project & Client News Archives - Page 3 of 5

Wilton Project: 15-21 River Road

This transformative project was the first to utilize Wilton Center’s innovative Form-Based Code, which ensured every aspect – site design, architecture, and landscaping – aligned with the town’s vision.

Wilton Project: Connecticut Humane Society

We played a key role in bringing the Connecticut Humane Society’s vision for a new, state-of-the-art facility to life.

Wilton Project: 131 Danbury Road

For our client, AMS Acquisitions, Redniss & Mead led the project through the land use entitlement process, including applications and presentations to the Water Pollution Control Authority, Architectural Review Board, Inland Wetlands Commission, and Planning & Zoning Commission.

Celebrating Our Wilton Portfolio

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

Celebrating Our Norwalk Portfolio

For 68 years, Redniss & Mead’s team of civil engineers, land surveyors, and planners has been contributing to development in Fairfield, New Haven, and Westchester Counties.

Norwalk Project: 15-17 Chestnut Street

Long-time client Spinnaker continues revitalizing South Norwalk with another transit-oriented development project adjacent to the train station.

Norwalk Project: 3 East Wall

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.

Norwalk Project: 24 Berkeley Street

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.

Norwalk Project: 3 Elmcrest Manor

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.

Norwalk Project: 637 West Avenue

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.