Education
St. Cloud Elementary Courtyard
An underused school courtyard. The illustrative Blueprint surfaces realistic project directions, drainage constraints, phased implementation options, and funding pathways.
Explore the BlueprintPre-Design Decision Support
Know what a site should become before you design it
Public projects begin long before design. Tiggo builds the evidence base for a direction worth pursuing before public resources are committed
Tiggo helps public organizations determine what's feasible, fundable and worth pursuing before committing to design.
See Tiggo in Action
Watch how a public site becomes a clear project direction
In under two weeks, Tiggo evaluates your site and delivers a Project Blueprint.
Who Tiggo Serves
Supporting the organizations responsible for public places.
Each begins the same way — understanding what the site can realistically become.
Municipalities
Public Realm
Redevelopment Agencies & Land Banks
Disposition
Civic Institutions
Civic Space
School Districts
Campus
Parks & Open Space
Open Space
Where Tiggo Fits
The process
A better foundation for every public project — and it starts one step before design.
When project direction is clear from the beginning, every stage that follows becomes more effective.
01
Site Identified
A place worth a closer look.
02
Tiggo
Project Blueprint
We read the site and set a realistic direction.
03
Funding Strategy
Match vision to funding within reach
04
Procurement
Write a scope teams can bid on.
05
Design
Designers begin with clarity.
06
Construction
Build what the community needs.
Why Tiggo
Better decisions before bigger investments
Define the project before designing the solution.
Ever site has different opportunities, constraints, funding realities and community needs. Tiggo builds an evidence-based read of the site and recommends a direction that's realistic, fundable, and achievable.
Clearer project directionFewer surprisesStronger funding readinessBetter procurementImproved stakeholder alignmentDesign teams with better information
Tiggo doesn't replace architects, engineers, or landscape architects. It helps everyone begin with a clearer understanding of what success looks like.
Use Cases
See the method on real sites
Developed using Tiggo's Site Signal™ methodology and publicly available municipal records.
Field Notes
Pulse of Public Spaces
Ongoing dispatches on civic sites in waiting, public-space use, and the conditions that shape whether a project gets built well — or built at all.
About Tiggo
Helping public organizations make better investment decisions
Our Mission
The strongest public projects are set up right before design begins. Tiggo exists to make that possible.
Our Approach
Every public site is different — each has its own history, opportunities, constraints, stakeholders, funding landscape, and operational realities. Tiggo brings these together into one evidence-based Project Blueprint that supports better decisions from the very beginning.
S
Sunjana
Founder & Principal
About the Founder
Sunjana is an urban designer and architect with more than 15 years of experience delivering public projects across the United States, India, and East Africa. After seeing the same critical decisions repeatedly made without the right information, she spent five years developing the Project Blueprint, a structured methodology that helps public organizations determine what a site should become before design begins. She holds a Master of Science in Urban Design from Columbia University GSAPP.
Why Tiggo
Independent Recommendations
Recommendations based on what's right for the site, not on selling design, engineering, or construction services.
Certified WMBE
Recognized Minority and Women Business Enterprise, supporting public sector procurement.
Project Blueprint
A proprietary structured, scalable methodology that transforms complex site analysis into clear, actionable direction.
Built for Public Organizations
Purpose-built for municipalities, libraries, schools, and parks departments.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is Tiggo?
Tiggo provides pre-design decision support for public-interest projects. We evaluate a site and produce a Project Blueprint that helps organizations determine what is feasible, fundable, and worth pursuing before significant public resources are committed.
What is a Project Blueprint?
A structured decision-making document that brings together site analysis, opportunities, constraints, community context, funding considerations, comparable projects, a recommended project direction, and implementation considerations. It provides a clear foundation for the next stage of the project.
Who is Tiggo for?
We work with municipalities, libraries, school districts, parks departments, economic development organizations, and other public institutions responsible for public-interest sites.
How long does it take?
Most Project Blueprints are completed in approximately two weeks, depending on the project's size and complexity.
Does Tiggo replace architects or engineers?
No. Design professionals remain essential to successful projects. Tiggo helps define the project before design begins, enabling design teams to start with a clearer direction and better information.
Can Tiggo help with funding?
Yes. Each Project Blueprint considers funding readiness and identifies potential funding opportunities where appropriate.
What kinds of sites can Tiggo evaluate?
Examples include parks, libraries, school campuses, downtown sites, civic buildings, connector spaces, public plazas, and vacant or underused public-interest sites.
How do we get started?
If you have a site you're considering, schedule a conversation with us. We'll discuss your goals, review the site, and determine whether a Project Blueprint is the right next step.
Final Call to Action
Have a site you're unsure about?
Before spending time, funding, or design resources - get the read on the site first.