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We love our Bridge Park location in Dublin, Ohio! It's walkable, offers ample parking, and outstanding restaurants-- it's the perfect spot for our wellness focused architecture and design team. Bridge Park not only helps us attracts new talent but also provides an inspiring environment for our staff to thrive. Check out this article on why we love working here and how this amazing location enhances our creativity and collaboration. #Wellogy #BridgePark #DublinOhio #WorkLifeBalance #TeamWellogy #whydublin

Wellogy day at the Ohio Expo Center & State Fairgrounds! From engaging art exhibitions to fresh-squeezed lemonade and a fun fortune-telling session with Zultar, our Ohio Expo project team took some time away from the office to immerse themselves into the fairgrounds and this exciting project. Zultar says the future fairgrounds will be spectacular!

Wellogy collaborated with The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine to design a new facility for diagnosing equine lameness. Previously, these diagnoses were conducted in a barn breezeway. The newly enclosed arena supports year-round use and offers an open-air observation area for clients. The Ralph Rogan Equine Performance Evaluation Arena is a part of OSU's Galbreath Equine Center and enhances equine care with advanced diagnostic capabilities. It features diverse surfaces, optimal lighting, and multi-function rooms, allowing for precise gait evaluations in realistic settings. The arena also provides an invaluable learning space for students and residents, allowing for the demonstration and practice of diagnostic and treatment techniques in a controlled environment, thereby enhancing the educational experience. The ability to observe horses in a variety of conditions, including under saddle, jumping, replicates the environments in which issues may arise. This comprehensive observation capability reduces the reliance on client-provided videos and enhances the reliability of the diagnosis. The arena includes a no-dust, specialized synthetic sand-like footing and a non-slip asphalt jogging strip that mimic competition conditions, providing a realistic and familiar setting for both horse and rider. This design facilitates a more precise assessment of the horse's movement. Educational facilities, including a learning conference room, provide hands-on training for students and residents. Funded by a generous donor, this state-of-the-art facility ensures that Midwest equine receive top-tier, compassionate care. It also honors the legacy of Ralph Rogan, a dedicated American Saddlebred Horse enthusiast. Also on this project- GH2 Equine Architects, Elford, Inc, Osborn Engineering, Korda/Nemeth Engineering, Resource International, Inc. Photography by Cory Klein

Wellogy collaborated with The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine to design a new facility for diagnosing equine lameness. Previously, these diagnoses were conducted in a barn breezeway. The newly enclosed arena supports year-round use and offers an open-air observation area for clients. The Ralph Rogan Equine Performance Evaluation Arena is a part of OSU's Galbreath Equine Center and enhances equine care with advanced diagnostic capabilities. It features diverse surfaces, optimal lighting, and multi-function rooms, allowing for precise gait evaluations in realistic settings. The arena also provides an invaluable learning space for students and residents, allowing for the demonstration and practice of diagnostic and treatment techniques in a controlled environment, thereby enhancing the educational experience. The ability to observe horses in a variety of conditions, including under saddle, jumping, replicates the environments in which issues may arise. This comprehensive observation capability reduces the reliance on client-provided videos and enhances the reliability of the diagnosis. The arena includes a no-dust, specialized synthetic sand-like footing and a non-slip asphalt jogging strip that mimic competition conditions, providing a realistic and familiar setting for both horse and rider. This design facilitates a more precise assessment of the horse's movement. Educational facilities, including a learning conference room, provide hands-on training for students and residents. Funded by a generous donor, this state-of-the-art facility ensures that Midwest equine receive top-tier, compassionate care. It also honors the legacy of Ralph Rogan, a dedicated American Saddlebred Horse enthusiast. Also on this project- GH2 Equine Architects, Elford, Inc, Osborn Engineering, Korda/Nemeth Engineering, Resource International, Inc. Photography by Cory Klein

Meet Rose Stanley, our newest addition to the Wellogy team! Rose holds both a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Architecture from the Knowlton School of Architecture at The Ohio State University. Her thesis explored how architecture can support occupant autonomy and individuality through flexible design. She's particularly excited about the reuse and rehabilitation of existing buildings and is deeply committed to the health and wellness of individual occupants. Rose brings diverse experience in Envelope/Masonry Restoration, Adaptive Reuse, and more.

Say hello to Wellogy’s Summer 2024 Interns, Henry, Nolan, and Jordan (from left to right). Henry Gleeson, from the Knowlton School of Architecture at OSU, is particularly interested in commercial architecture with a focus on healthcare. His commitment to sustainability and design drives his passion for helping others through architecture. Nolan Payne is returning for a second year, also from the Knowlton School of Architecture. His fascination with architecture comes from studying how environments can enhance physical and mental health. With a background in construction, Nolan brings practical building skills that complement Wellogy's design principles. Jordan Piskach, an incoming fourth-year architecture student from the Knowlton School of Architecture, focuses his academic work on how architecture can enhance human interaction and elevate experiences. He aims to integrate his passion for design to provide new insights that will strengthen Wellogy’s goals.

Wellogy welcomes Chris Wright to our team! Driven by a passion for sustainability in the built environment, Chris aims to design buildings that positively impact communities. He is a LEED Green Associate, demonstrating his expertise and commitment to sustainable building practices. Chris holds a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering and a Master of Architecture from The Ohio State University.

Higher Education students, faculty, and staff- You are invited to complete a brief survey to contribute to the Society for College and University Planning (SCUP) research and knowledge base. Kathleen Kelly, MBA, AIA, LEED®AP, and Wellogy Principal is conducting research as an appointed SCUP Fellow. Kathy’s study area is “Inclusion and Equity for the Neurodivergent Campus Community.” Her 30 years as a practicing architect, and passion for creating inclusive places of well-being have led her to the interest and drive behind the research project. Your input and survey response are appreciated and will help identify key drivers in designing for the neurodivergent collegiate population.

Yesterday was a big day for the Ohio Expo Center & State Fairgrounds! It was the official groundbreaking of the transformation happening at the fairgrounds resulting from the Expo 2050 master plan. Wellogy is honored to develop and execute the Expo 2050 master plan with the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission, Populous, Turner Construction Company, Hill International, EDGE, Korda/Nemeth Engineering, 3C Industries, Bennett Engineering, Inc., BCL Enterprise, and Roto. Together, with the Expo 2050 Task Force, our team created a strategic vision for the future of the Ohio State Fair that honors the history of the fairgrounds and the state and prepares for the future fairgrounds showcasing what makes Ohio great. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gE6thVEe

The Wellogy, Breathing Association project as featured in Business First.