In a world obsessed with digital disruption, GGN quietly architects the physical world we inhabit. Founded in 1999 by three female visionaries, this Seattle firm has grown into a $73M powerhouse with 206 employees, proving that public space is the ultimate product.

"GGN doesn't design buildings—they design the spaces between them, and that's where human connection actually happens."

The tech stack reveals a modern, efficient operation: Squarespace for web presence, Tailwind CSS for design consistency, and Google Maps integration for project visualization. But the real magic is in their client acquisition—30% organic traffic suggests strong word-of-mouth and referral networks, the holy grail for professional services firms.

• Revenue per employee: ~$355K (exceptional for services)
• Direct traffic dominance (46%) signals strong brand equity
• Specialized in civic/public projects, not residential
• Global footprint with projects in Asia, Australia, US
• Female-founded and led—still rare in architecture