The New Castle Apartments in Delaware, USA, Embody a Contemporary Interpretation of Traditional American Townhouse Architecture, Blending Modern Functionality with Timeless Design Elements. The Building Features a Mixed-Use Typology, Characterized by a Clean, Symmetrical Façade with a Rhythmic Arrangement of Windows, Balconies, and Entryways. The Use of Brick Cladding on the Lower Levels Grounds the Structure in a Sense of Durability and Urban Character, while the Upper Levels Incorporate Lighter Siding Materials that Provide Visual Contrast and Reduce the Building’s Mass. Subtle Variations in Color and Texture Across the Façade Break Up the Linearity, Enhancing Architectural Depth. Vertical Proportions, Pitched Roofs with Dormer Windows, and Articulated Balcony Spaces Add to the Residential Warmth, while the Street-Facing Entrances and Landscaping Encourage Pedestrian Interaction, Reflecting the Principles of New Urbanism and a Community-Focused Mixed-Use Environment.