Of the many words you could use describe 2020, "change" seems appropriate.

Years like 2020 only accelerate the change that is already ever-present. Navigating change is key to success, and since we all want to succeed, what better topic to discuss?

So it's with that understanding that we share our latest episode of Design Considered, about what's changing the architecture and design world. We're joined by designers Robbie Mehring and Abraham Caro, for a great introductory discussion on how things like data, sustainability, collaboration, and lifestyle shifts brought on by the pandemic, are fueling design change.

Design Considered is available wherever you get your podcasts.

Design Considered is back, with a conversation featuring two of our resident Wolcott All-Stars: Kate McGoldrick (Senior Designer) and Greg Dulgeryan (Designer). On today's episodes, they share their backgrounds, inspirations, experience and hopes for how they impact the world through architecture and design.

Wolcott is a collection of perspectives, backgrounds and passions. How we leverage our differences is what makes us special. Even though our designers touch different projects throughout the studio, our goal is to create spaces where those unique experiences can be filtered to everyone in the company.

Thankfully, the podcast means you get to learn from these talented individuals too! Join us for the first of many "Who We Are" Episodes of Design Considered and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts!

When you think Audiovisual (AV) solutions, what's the first thing to come to mind? Is it hanging a monitor in a conference room? Is it a speaker system that you can never seem to get right when hosting a presentation? Or is it how the marriage thoughtfully designed technology and physical space, can become an extension of your brand presence, and revenue generator when it matters most?

On E4 of Design Considered, we sit down with Mark Coxon, a Sales Director for Technology at Tangram Interiors. A 20-year technology veteran, Mark is focused on the intersection of people, places, and technology. In our conversation, we discuss how our current landscape has accelerated what was already a growing movement towards human-centric design, what that means, and why that can yield significant results for your business.

We use the term interior design to describe a lot of things these days but have you ever wondered if we're using it the right way? With social media and entertainment making the concept of interior design more widely appreciated, we sit down with some interior designers and architects to clarify the differences and overlap between interior architecture, design and decor, and how to best leverage these unique skills when dreaming up your next space.

On E2 of “Design Considered,” we’re having the first of many talks about our “New Normal” in Architecture and Design as a result of the Coronavirus.

We’re joined by Senior Project Manager Jenniffer Haberlin of Wolcott, and Senior Director of HR for J2 Global, Lynn Johnson, to talk about how to begin planing for re-entry into the office; what we’ve learned after 4 months of managing teams and clients at home, what schools of thought exist, and our key considerations for anyone trying to navigate this complicated process.

“Design Considered by Wolcott” is available now, wherever you get your podcasts!

On the first official episode of "Design Considered" we sit down with Wolcott partners AJ Wilder, Amanda Kaleps, and Carlos Carrasquillo. You'll learn a bit about their own journeys in the industry, what trends they're considering (or not considering), and what really goes on behind the scenes in this work. We'll also set the table on future conversations on what they're focusing on in a post-pandemic world!

Welcome to "Design Considered" by Wolcott! Join us for our inaugural episode, as we set the table for what you can expect going forward!