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post updated August 4, 2025

Delaware Architecture

Major Delaware Architecture Projects, alphabetical:

Sep 2, 2020
Puglisi Hall, Roselle Center for the Performing Arts, University of Delaware, Newark
Architect: MGA Partners

photograph : Halkin | Mason Photography
As part of the Department of Music at the University of Delaware, Puglisi Hall in the Roselle Center for the Performing Arts supports an active and diverse academic and performance program for students, faculty, the community, and visitors.

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Nov 27, 2017
Home on the Intracoastal Waterway in Rehoboth
Design: Gardner Architects LLC

photo : John Cole
The Intracoastal Waterway runs along the east coast of the United States, connecting the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico and comprising many kinds of waterways. This project sits on one of those waterways – the Lewes and Rehoboth Canal – in a coastal maritime forest with sandy dunes, and facing grassy marshes and perennial wetlands.

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Sep 11, 2016
Fisher Studio in Rehoboth Beach
Architect: Shawn Ewbank Design Collaborative

photo : Keith Mosher, © Shawn Ewbank
Sensitive building for an artist, connecting the new studio to his home via a simple courtyard.

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2009
Hockessin Public Library, New Castle County
Date built: 2009
Design: ikon.5 architects

photo © James D’Addio
The expansion of this building is a floating glass pavilion in a park. The existing library site is bounded by a major road to the north, parking to the west and wetland to the east, leaving only the possibility for expansion to the south. The south side of the site overlooks a densely vegetated county park, but is restricted by a 100 year flood plain within close proximity to the existing library.

Kirkwood Public Library, New Castle County
Date built: 2009
Design: ikon.5 architects

photo © James D’Addio
Set along a commercial shopping strip highway, this building is designed as roadside billboard announcing the public civic function of reading, learning and exploration within. The objective was to create a new branch library for a growing diverse community that would serve as the iconic community center of the neighborhood.