Articles by Joann Gonchar, FAIA

With its flared form and arched great hall, 10 World Trade creates space for the urban realm.

Inspired by critic Henry Urbach's concept of the ‘ante-closet,’ the organizing element of the renovated dwelling is a series of cabinets and closets with folding, swinging, and rotating enclosures.

Deputy editor Joann Gonchar discusses highlights of the multi-day gathering, where she hosted a panel discussion on AI.

Miller Hull creates a high-performing landmark for the storied capitol campus in Olympia, Washington.

The non-profit Miho Belmont International worked with a team that included Atelier Ryo and I-Kanda Architects to renovate and relocate a traditional timber 'minka' in the Boston suburbs.

Many Passive House proponents see the energy performance–based program and its strategies as having great potential for the rebuilding of L.A.’s devastated neighborhoods.

RECORD deputy editor Joann Gonchar talks with the landscape architecture firm’s director of climate strategy, who served as one of the principal investigators for its ‘Playbook for the Pyrocene.’

Sitting on New Haven’s Science Hill, the 50-bed Living Village residence hall is seeking full certification under the world's most rigorous green-building rating system.

Designed by HGA with Hufft, the new Institute for Integrative & Innovative Research melds a public-facing timber pavilion with a steel-framed lab corridor.

The former president and CEO of MASS Design Group discusses completed and on-the-boards work by his new firm, Agency Michael Murphy and Associates.