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Reconstruction Sector Architecture Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Reconstruction Sector Architecture Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Stantec, HDR, and HOK top Building Design+Construction's 2014 ranking of the largest reconstruction architecture and architecture/engineering firms in the U.S.


By BD+C Staff | July 28, 2014
Rank Company 2013 Reconstruction Revenue
1 Stantec $270,501,945
2 HDR 106,050,000
3 HOK 99,250,000
4 CannonDesign 93,000,000
5 Callison 80,992,574
6 Perkins+will 71,272,000
7 Leo A Daly 64,422,103
8 SmithGroupJJR 48,800,000
9 Hammel, Green and Abrahamson 47,634,302
10 NORR 47,086,734
11 Perkins Eastman 46,500,000
12 ZGF Architects 44,835,398
13 DLR Group 44,000,000
14 EYP Architecture & Engineering 41,000,000
15 Nelson 39,609,042
16 Gresham, Smith and Partners 37,948,000
17 FRCH Design Worldwide 31,950,000
18 Beyer Blinder Belle 31,898,550
19 WD Partners 30,800,000
20 SHW Group 29,306,000
21 Corgan 28,529,212
22 VOA Associates 25,948,074
23 MBH Architects 24,205,000
24 Flad Architects 23,160,000
25 MulvannyG2 Architecture 23,000,000
26 Vocon 22,350,511
27 EwingCole 22,000,000
28 CTA Architects Engineers 20,034,046
29 RS&H 19,600,000
30 Epstein 18,461,000
31 Astorino 16,875,195
32 Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates 16,614,601
33 Symmes Maini & McKee Associates 16,050,000
34 Shepley Bulfinch 15,732,000
35 Moseley Architects 15,461,696
36 BSA LifeStructures 15,052,440
37 LPA 14,255,726
38 Ware Malcomb 14,032,000
39 Francis Cauffman 14,024,058
40 GBBN Architects 13,500,000
41 Array Architects 13,450,000
42 WHR Architects 13,280,487
43 HMC Architects 12,280,420
44 Ennead Architects 12,200,626
45 Fentress Architects 11,667,752
46 RBB Architects 11,551,625
47 Clark Nexsen 11,333,700
48 Bergmann Associates 10,900,000
49 Moody Nolan 10,839,244
50 FreemanWhite 10,376,462
51 CASCO Diversified Corp. 10,300,000
52 Harvard Jolly Architecture 10,184,426
53 Hord Coplan Macht 10,075,506
54 Baskervill 10,052,703
55 Albert Kahn Associates 10,000,000
56 Nadel 10,000,000
57 HNTB Corp. 9,672,931
58 Parkhill, Smith & Cooper 9,632,000
59 NAC|Architecture 9,553,870
60 Cooper Carry 9,441,684
61 Westlake Reed Leskosky 8,855,000
62 Quattrocchi Kwok Architects 8,775,000
63 Ballinger 8,138,646
64 Cuningham Group Architecture 8,066,924
65 Cambridge Seven Associates 8,047,200
66 PBK 7,998,000
67 Swanke Hayden Connell Architects 7,983,000
68 H+L Architecture 7,908,017
69 Legat Architects 7,870,500
70 Harley Ellis Devereaux 7,700,000
71 LaBella Associates 7,585,598
72 Lord Aeck Sargent 7,576,720
73 NTD Architecture 7,574,000
74 Payette 7,537,171
75 Fanning/Howey Associates 7,449,000
76 Eppstein Uhen Architects 7,208,505
77 Hoffmann Architects 7,150,000
78 FKP Architects 7,000,000
79 DLA Architects 6,928,070
80 Margulies Perruzzi Architects 6,889,368
81 Morris Architects 6,547,000
82 Anderson Mikos Architects 6,390,000
83 DesignGroup 6,354,590
84 Taylor Design 5,950,000
85 LMN Architects 5,938,000
86 Kirksey 5,708,094
87 Rosser International 5,681,392
88 Hoefer Wysocki Architecture 5,560,000
89 BBS Architects 5,488,938
90 SEI Design Group 5,461,400
91 LBL Architects 5,400,000
92 SchenkelShultz Architecture 5,200,000
93 Carrier Johnson + Culture 5,060,637
94 JRS Architect 5,000,000
95 Sherlock, Smith & Adams 4,725,000
96 KZF Design 4,688,504
97 GWWO 4,620,334
98 WDG Architecture 4,576,800
99 BLTa 4,300,000
100 Montroy Andersen DeMarco 4,268,000
101 BLDD Architects 3,800,000
102 Sheehan Partners 3,785,000
103 ai Design Group 3,681,411
104 Hastings+Chivetta Architects 3,655,944
105 Integrus Architecture 3,630,000
106 TEG Architects 3,596,945
107 Becker Morgan Group 3,512,261
108 Wilson Architects 3,500,000
109 Emersion Design 3,307,850
110 Commonwealth Architects 3,066,685
111 Davis Brody Bond 3,015,729
112 Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio 2,810,676
113 FGM Architects 2,642,872
114 Hnedak Bobo Group 2,428,000
115 CO Architects 2,342,200

 

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