Carl R. Kuehner III, president of Building and Land Technologies in Wilton, and John P. Crosby, chairman of Albert G. Phelps Inc. (Merritt 7) are partners in the project.
And a 350,000-square-foot building at 3545 Glover Avenue, next to Merritt 7, will be ready in 22 months, said its developer, Carl Kuehner, president of Building and Land Technologies in Norwalk.
Carl Kuehner, president and chief executive of Building and Land Technologies, and his brother Paul, the chief financial officer, are on the verge of completing their 1.45 million-square-foot, 20-acre commercial-residential campus.
Sometime next month, after site plan modifications are approved, Building and Land Technologies, a development company based in Wilton, expects to start work on a 350,000-square-foot office building adjacent to Merritt 7, to be completed in the fall of 2002.
Building and Land Technologies of Wilton recently completed a 235,000-square-foot conversion of a former Caldor's into offices called Merritt on the River and expects to start work on a new 350,000-square-foot building next to Merritt 7 this month.
The lander's primary goal was to test entry and landing technology planned for the second phase of the mission, the six-wheeled ExoMars rover, which will be armed with a two-metre-long drill.
The lander's primary goal was to test entry and landing technology planned for the rover, which will be armed with a two-metre-long drill that will burrow into the Martian soil in search of alien organisms.
Schiaparelli's central purpose is to test entry and landing technology to pave the way for a six-wheeled drilling rover which will mark the second, and arguably more exciting, phase of the ExoMars mission.
Their "docking, rendezvous, and landing" technology also has space potential.
