2008 Giants 300 Report

 

2008 Giants 300 Report

 


Each spring, BD+C editors survey the country’s largest AEC firms in the nonresidential building industry. Companies are ranked across six categories—Architects (50), Architect/Engineers (50), Engineers (50), Engineer/Architects (50), Contractors (75), and Construction Managers (25)—based on the volume of commercial, institutional, industrial, and multifamily residential building work completed in 2007.

Design firms are ranked on billings for work performed in-house. Contractors and construction managers are ranked on the value of construction put in place. For multi-year jobs, only work from the survey year applies.

 

Giants 300 Rankings  
Top 50 Architects (PDF) Top 50 Architect/Engineers (PDF)
Top 50 Engineers (PDF) Top 50 Engineer/Architects (PDF)
Top 75 Contractors (PDF) Top 25 Construction Managers (PDF)
Download a PDF of the entire Giants 300 list (PDF)  

 

Special Report
Top 150 Building Team LEED AP Ranking

 

Rankings By Sector  
Top 100 Office Design Firms Top 100 Healthcare Design Firms
Top 60 Office Contractors Top 60 Healthcare Contractors
   
   
Top 100 K-12 Schools Design Firms Top 100 University Design Firms
Top 70 K-12 Schools Contractors Top 60 University Contractors
   
   
Top 100 Hotel Design Firms Top 100 Government Design Firms
Top 60 Hotel Contractors Top 60 Government Contractors
   
   
Top 100 Mixed-Use Design Firms Top 100 Commercial Design Firms
Top 40 Mixed-Use Contractors Top 75 Commercial Contractors
   
   
Top 100 Institutional Design Firms Top 100 Industrial Design Firms
Top 75 Institutional Contractors Top 70 Industrial Contractors
   
   
Top 100 Multifamily Design Firms Top 100 International Design Firms
Top 60 Multifamily Contractors Top 20 International Contractors
   
   
Top 100 Reconstruction Design Firms Top 50 Design-Build Contractors
Top 60 Reconstruction Contractors  
   
   
Past Reports  
2007 Giants 300 Report  
2006 Giants 300 Report (PDF)  
         

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