About

 

Our mission at Civico is to design and construct high quality buildings, streetscapes, and neighborhoods that significantly enhance the social livability and environmental sustainability of our communities. Our work includes projects of all scales, focused on authenticity, walkability and human scale development. We strive to incorporate innovative design and civic spirit into all of our projects.

Civico members share fundamental principles, yet our diverse skill sets and interests result in different types of projects and at different scales, from neighborhood urban infill to large scale mixed use buildings. We collaborate with each other and with others, according to talent, time, and interest.

 

Andrew Consigli, AIA, LEED AP

Andrew is the managing member of Civico and oversees the work and direction with special emphasis on investment opportunities, planning, design, and permitting. He has directly overseen a wide variety of complex mixed income, mixed use development projects; locally, nationally and internationally.

Andrew comes from a commercial construction background and was raised around the family business, Consigli Construction Company. He has worked with nationally recognized architecture and planning firms and has led design efforts on several of the country’s most recognized mixed use projects.

A senior designer at Elkus Manfredi Architects, during his 10 years at the firm, he led or participated in design efforts for multiple master planning, retail, residential, office and mixed use projects. Andrew also was Senior Project Manager at Imai Keller Moore Architects, lead designer for the nationally recognized New Urbanist Community of Mashpee Commons.

Andrew is a registered architect in the State of Massachusetts and Certified LEED AP by the USGBC. A graduate of Wentworth Institute & Technology with Dual Degrees in Architecture and Building Construction Technology. He is an active member of the American Institute of Architects, Boston Society of Architects, Urban Land Institute, and the Congress of New Urbanism.


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Taylor Bearden

Taylor is actively involved in site selection, acquisitions, zoning and entitlement, qualified opportunity zones, and management for various development projects for Civico. Taylor has extensive experience in small-scale multifamily development and management, having worked for Worcester’s premier student housing developer after graduating from Clark University, where he studied geography and community development and planning.

Taylor was the founding CEO of WalkerThomas, a real estate consulting, management, and brokerage firm located in Worcester, Massachusetts. Walker Thomas was acquired in 2019. He is a founding manger of the Bell Hill Opportunity Fund, a private real estate investment fund focused on incremental neighborhood redevelopment.

Taylor was the VP of Operations at Sustainable Comfort, Inc. (SCI), where he is now a member of the Board of Directors. SCI is a green building consulting, construction management, and property management company with offices in Worcester and upstate New York.


David Oliveri

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David is a Partner at Civico. He is actively involved in deal sourcing, financial structuring, analysis, and construction, throughout Greater Boston. After graduating from Massachusetts Maritime Academy, David began working for Kiewit Construction, one of the largest highway construction companies in the world, on the “Big Dig” in South Boston. Building upon his experience in the construction industry, his 20-year real estate career has spanned mortgage services, real estate brokerage, property and asset management, and residential and mixed-use development.

 
 

PARTNERS

 

John Pugh

John Pugh and Pugh Management collaborates and partners with Civico on several key initiatives. John’s experience as an investor, developer and architect serve to guide his principled approach to new projects.

Mr. Pugh’s diverse background in architecture, market research, and real estate has driven his passion for value-added infill, multifamily, and mixed-use development. Having worked in Boston for a decade, he has an appreciation for the many factors that shape vibrant New England communities.

ALBERT LAVALLEY

Albert LaValley is the President and co-founder of Sustainable Comfort. He has more than 15 years experience in construction and real estate, having provided consulting services for developers, construction managers, and building operations and maintenance professionals in ten US states. Civico and Sustainable Comfort have collaborate on multiple projects focused around sustainability and healthy buildings.