CHURCHILL COMMONS
Reservoir Avenue, Trumbull, CT
Architect: Milton Gregory Grew,AIA / Grew & Codespoti Design, P.C.
Client: C.D.A. Associates, LLC
Description: 84 flats ranging from studios to 3 BR. Ground floor parking level with 3 stories residential above.
Status: Project was submitted for zoning approval and rejected. This is a design we worked very hard on and are very proud of the result.

DITCHKUS REAL ESTATE BUILDING
Naugatuck Avenue, Milford, CT
Architect: Milton Gregory Grew, Codespoti Design Group, Inc.
This was a schematic proposal to replace the company's existing offices in a house and adjacent bowling lanes with this 2-story brick veneer building. Local planning & zoning issues made the feasibility of this idea difficult.

OFFICE BUILDING, 5892-5900 Main St., Trumbull, CT
Architect: Milton Gregory Grew, AIA / Grew & Codespoti Design, P.C.
Client: Arganese Properties, LLC
Description: 2-story office building sharing intersection with Town Hall.
Status: Approved by zoning commission. Decision has been appealed and is under litigation.

MARSH HILL CORPORATE CENTER
136 Marsh Hill Rd., Orange, CT
Designer: Milton Gregory Grew, AIA / Codespoti Design Group, P.C.
We got all the way through construction documents on this 150,000 s.f., 4-story spec office building. The project became a victim of the late 1980's downturn when the developer could not lease enough space to make it viable. The site is now a chain hotel and multi-plex cinema.

J.M. RICCI'S CAPITOL THEATER
Grove St., Meriden, CT
While Greg Grew worked at Codespoti Design Group in downtown Meriden, he became a director of Capitol Theater for the Performing Arts, Inc., a nonprofit organization attempting to preserve this theater as part of the downtown revitalization. Sadly it was torn down to make way for parking in an ill-conceived revitalization that has never materialized.

CUSTOM HOME
Woodbury, CT
Description: 2,400 SF, 3 BRs, 2 1/2 Baths, one-story.
Status: Client did not build because bids could not bring costs lower than $130/SF. Reasonable price considering all space is on ground floor and roof lines

Once in a great while, a dead or suspended project will come back to life. Hopefully these projects will be built somewhere, someday.