We have developed and have owned and operated a 10,000 sf neighborhood retail & restaurant center in North Andover, MA for ten years.

As a founder of TEC, Inc. and partner in Kodiak Corporation, D’Angelo Engineering & Development led the acquisition and redevelopment of 27,500 sf of industrial space to serve as home for TEC, The Engineering Corporation, and Kodiak, allowing both firms to work collaboratively under one roof. This helped achieve a vision of engineers learning “constructibility” first hand from contractors and constructors as well as better understanding design intent and permitting from engineers — improving the collective knowledge base to accelerate TEC’s & Kodiak successes.

A unique D’Angelo development project includes the purchase of a 24 acre certified organic farm in Vassalboro, Maine in response to growing interest in locally sourced foods. We are proud to be an active part of the “farm to table” movement in Maine. Hawk Farm grows, processes, packs & distributes organic vegetables & grains direct to local restaurants, micro breweries and food hubs in Maine.

Clean up and redevelopment was paramount for this 7.3 acre parcel at the intersection of Routes 4 & 125 in Lee, New Hampshire. We worked closely with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services on a clean up plan and with the state’s Department of Transportation to define a redevelopment plan allowing for multiple pad reuse of the property.

Moved to 101 Walnut Street Building in Watertown, which involved the conversion of a former soda fountain manufacturing building to 99,500 sf of office space.

Historical Redevelopment of 1898 Roddy Building converting former union meeting hall to 27,500 sf of office space. Served as VHB headquarters building from 1994 through 1998..

530 Broadway in Providence involved the historic reconstruction of a former church residence to 17,500 sf of office space.