Reconstruction Sector Architecture Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

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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