Do you remember a gathering that captivated all of you?
The people. The pace. The music. The comfort. The food. Ziggurat designs gatherings where structure turns that captivation into connection.
Ziggurat architects human connection.
We plan for everything that shapes a gathering: the room, the senses, the authority in it, the light, even who needs to meet whom.
A dinner, a retirement, a celebration.
Ziggurat designs personal gatherings for the people in them, where the goal is connection.
See a gathering we designed →A summit, a board retreat, a room of record.
Ziggurat designs gatherings to facilitate business purposes, balance participation, and build constituent trust.
See how we practice →An event planner curates the space. Ziggurat architects the people, and the space.
Most planners design for social media: the photos, the videos, the aesthetics, at the expense of the people it's for. Ziggurat designs for the room first, then partners with photographers and videographers so the captures still outlast it.
Plans around budget and brand standards
Plans around the social architecture of the people being served
Chooses aesthetics that photograph well, regardless of who is in the room
Chooses aesthetics based on what serves that specific audience, not the camera
Treats the guest list as a logistics detail, not a design input
Curates who is in the room as deliberately as the room itself
Ten well-matched people in an unfinished space will have a much better time than a hundred uncurated guests in a beautiful one.
Jeremy, Founder, Ziggurat
A new team. An architecture that's hard to deny.
Ziggurat pairs gathering design with the discipline of corporate consulting. We are a new practice, and we would rather show you what that produces than ask you to take our word for it, at a cost built for a first engagement.
Five considerations. A single structure.
Hover or tap each level to see what Ziggurat designs for.
Every gathering is built in layers.
This is what each one holds.
Your next gathering is still undesigned.
Tell us what it's for. We'll tell you what it should feel like.