Multiple SPA's with node.js and AngularJS

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Is it meaningful to have multiple AngularJS SPA and single node.js app for large enterprise projects?

I.e. home, login and users are express routes and children/partials would be routed in AngularJS as SPA. With that I would break static content (js, css..) to smaller packages/files, get control over public content (authentication for backend content), more evenly server load etc.

  • /home
    • /about
    • /contact
    • /products
  • /login
    • /login
    • /register
    • /password-reset
  • /users
    • /list all
    • /details
    • /create . . .
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