Tommy,
Not sure how many architects consider it. I know I do, and favor dogleg rights when the prevailing wind (at least if strong and consistent) blows right. If I can't get it, I comfort myself in knowing the wind doesn't always blow from the same direction, and a dogleg against the wind is one of "playing every shot in the bag" too.
It is hard to get every dogleg to blow with the wind in the typical routing. When they don't, I try to craft features that allow a little more wiggle room, like wider fairway in the LZ to accept a counter dog leg shot pattern, containment, etc.