A modern beachfront hotel on Delaware's Atlantic shore — weatherproof and certain, on a coast that faces east.
A golf club in northern Delaware near the Fall Line, where the flat coastal plain gives way to rolling Piedmont country.
A club on a peninsula in one of Delaware's inland bays — shallow brackish water, salt marsh, and water on more than one side.
A pale Greek Revival house with columns, lawns and mature specimen trees in northern Delaware.
A waterfront venue on the canal at Lewes, where a working channel runs between the town and the bay.
A small-town theatre in southern Delaware, and one frame that uses the only building type designed to light two people.
A working brewery in small-town Delaware — a room full of polished stainless steel, which behaves like nothing else in this guide.
A golf course in coastal Delaware that was planted as an ornamental garden — which changes everything about its backgrounds.
A golf club in northern Delaware, on the rolling Piedmont fringe above the coastal plain — which gives it relief the rest of the state lacks.
An undeveloped strip of barrier beach with the Atlantic on one side and a bay on the other — and nothing built on it.