Tuscan Village

Live. Work. Stay. Play.
Tasked with overseeing the entire development and construction process for Owner Joe Faro’s grand vision of the Tuscan Village in Salem, NH, Trident’s proven experience in large scale, complex, multi-phase project delivery control methods prompted our engagement.

Project team coordination, owner goals and requirements, and schedule/cost control of every phase of this large-scale development of commercial office, medical, retail, residential, hotel, restaurant, and entertainment uses require the attention to detail that Trident skillfully provides to its clients.

Tuscan Village provides a once in a career undertaking as it includes Owner’s Project Management efforts over 2,700,000 SF and $1.2 Billion in initial cost. From master planning, State and local permitting, municipal meetings/requirements, to core roadway/utilities infrastructure, and multiple building and tenant construction and deliveries, Trident is at every step of the process. Construction delivery options, Design Team and multiple Contractor selections and oversight, associated financing packages, are a few of the offerings to the Owner. Facilitating the overall process to ensure success if our goal, all for the Owner’s benefit.

Project Highlights

• 120-acre site development
• 8,000 LF or 1.5 Miles of roadway and utility infrastructure
• 75 high end retail, specialty grocery and restaurant tenant spaces consisting of 850,000 SF
• 36-acres of redeveloped open public space, landscape and hardscape improvements and a public rail trail
• 225,000 SF of medical office space
• 500,000 SF of corporate office space
• A 160-key high-end hotel, 59-unit high-end condominium and banquet facility
• A man-made 107,500 SF (2.5-acre) Tuscan Lake with storage capacity for more than 5.1 million gallons of water
• 261-unit apartment complex
• 165-units of Assisted and Independent Living
• Several fast-food and casual dining facilities
• Indoor and outdoor entertainment facilities
• Multi-year development phasing incorporating permitting with local and state regulatory agencies
• Significant off-site roadway and signal improvements at Rockingham Park Boulevard, Mall Road and Route 28
• Integration of a major utility electric substation