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We have a new baby to introduce!

Wellogy’s new Matterport technology helps our teams capture existing conditions with greater clarity, accuracy, and efficiency. With a detailed digital scan, we can walk the site anytime, take measurements, confirm details, and share information across teams without always needing another trip back to the building.

It supports internal and external collaboration, creates more flexible asynchronous workflows, minimizes unnecessary site visits, and gives our designers a stronger foundation for BIM coordination in Revit.

We’re excited to put this new addition to work for our clients, partners, and project teams.

The result? Better information, better coordination, and more time focused on thoughtful design solutions for the people and places we serve. Curious how Matterport could support your next project? Give us a call!

Meet Samantha Darling! Sam is a fourth-year Interior Architecture student at Ohio University with a passion for designing human-centered spaces that make everyday experiences better. She brings curiosity, creativity, technical problem-solving, and a strong collaborative spirit to her work.

Beyond the studio, Sam serves as a Teaching Assistant for Ohio University’s online program and as Design Coordinator for the University’s Design Group Organization, where she helps build connection and engagement within the student design community. She also holds an Associate of Arts Degree in Business Administration from North Central State College, giving her a thoughtful balance of creative and organizational perspective.

We’re excited to have Sam growing with our team and contributing to work that supports people, place, and purpose.

Meet Gabriel, one of Wellogy’s talented interns.

Gabriel earned his Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Kent State University and is currently completing his Master of Architecture at The Ohio State University.

His passion for architecture is grounded in the belief that design can amplify a person’s experience. With a background in urban studies and architecture, Gabriel is especially interested in adaptive spaces that support wellbeing and respond to real human needs.

We’re glad to have Gabriel with our team this summer as he continues learning, growing, and contributing to design work with purpose.

Welcome back, Nolan Payne!

Nolan joins us from Clemson University, where he is a graduate student in the Architecture + Community Build certificate program. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from The Ohio State University.

With a strong interest in the connection between architecture, community, and wellbeing, Nolan is passionate about creating spaces that support both physical and emotional experience. His curiosity about the relationship between the built environment and human behavior brings a thoughtful lens to the work he is doing with our team this summer.

We’re excited to have Nolan growing with Wellogy and contributing to design that supports people, place, and positive impact.

Some places tell the story of a town better than any landmark ever could.

In Canal Wi******er, the new Columbus Metropolitan Library feels like one of those places. Not just because of the books, the light, or the beautifully designed spaces, but because of the people who fill it. Grandparents and young children. Teens finding a place to belong. Families in motion. Neighbors in conversation. Quiet readers at rest.

Our latest blog explores how this library has already become more than a destination. It has become part of the daily life of the community in Canal Wi******er as a true third place: a setting where different generations, needs, and rhythms of life can coexist with ease. Through a series of observed moments, the story explores how design supports belonging, from story time and family connection to teen refuge, quiet study, and staff hospitality.

For growing communities, spaces like this matter. They help people feel connected to where they live and to one another. Read the blog here: https://www.wellogydesign.com/the-stories-inside-the-library/

Wellogy was the Local Architect, and Design Partnership was the Lead Architect. Also on the team- Advanced Engineering Consultants, Moody Engineering, Kabil Associates, and EDGE. Photography by Brad Feinknopf.

The stories inside the library - Wellogy More than a place for books, Canal Wi******er’s new library offers a welcoming space for learning, connection, and everyday community life.

Soni Ranjan is our Utah Market Lead and Interior Designer. She brings a thoughtful, people-centered perspective to every project, blending experience in both interior design and product design with a strong understanding of building systems, code, accessibility, and the details that shape how spaces truly work. Her approach is flexible, analytical, and grounded in the belief that design should anticipate the unknown while creating environments that help people feel supported, included, and well. We’re so grateful for the curiosity, empathy, and creativity she brings to the work and to the team. Thanks Soni!

Aleah Springer believes great design should do more than function well. It should bring people together. From community-focused spaces to historic renovations, her work reflects a thoughtful approach rooted in connection, creativity, and care. We’re proud to celebrate Aleah and the impact she is making at the Ohio Expo & State Fairgrounds on the new Carousel project.

Julie Baldeck, Principal, AIA, brings calm clarity to high-stakes coordination- especially in her current efforts as the Project Executive for multiple projects at the Ohio Expo & State Fairgrounds. Julie knows that precision and teamwork matter every day, on every project, from stained glass to a new carousel. Join us in celebrating Julie and her 26+ years at Wellogy!

This month, we’re celebrating Women in Construction with a series of stories from the women of Wellogy- what they’ve learned, what they’re proud of, and what keeps them curious in their work. First up- Danielle King, Senior Associate and Interior Designer based in our Salt Lake City office. Danielle has been with Wellogy for nearly nine years and brings a spark of joy and optimism to every project.

Ribbon-cutting day!
Today, Ohio State celebrates the opening of the Multispecies Animal Learning Complex (MALC) at Waterman, a hands-on hub designed to grow job-ready talent and bring modern animal agriculture into clear view for students, families, and the wider community.

Wellogy is proud to serve as Architect of Record for a place built around real outcomes: better learning, stronger outreach, and high-performing environments that support both animal care and daily operations. The complex brings swine, equine, poultry, goats, and sheep together in one integrated setting, so students can learn across disciplines, and visitors can experience how agriculture is evolving, right in the heart of Columbus.

Congrats to Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences and the full project team on a milestone day. Catch the Ohio State News story (links in comments).