This article first appeared in the 200107
issue of BD+C.
While RTKL is practically synonymous with retail architecture, David C. Hudson, president of the Baltimore-based A/E firm, is quick to note that such work only accounts for about a quarter of its revenues.
"In the early 1980s, it would have been more like 70 to 80 percent," says Hudson, who is proud to recount the firm's efforts to diversify.
One of the initiatives has been to develop retail clientele outside of the United States. "Now our retail business is worldwide, so — while there are economic cycles in every country — when one market is down, others are up," Hudson notes, adding that the European retail segment is very healthy now, and that the Asian market is recovering very nicely. For RTKL, such countertrends to the current U.S. contraction have meant a steady stream of work.
"The international market has been very healthy and profitable for us," says Hudson, "and we've been very successful at our ability to get key projects." Recent projects of note include the Beijing World Financial Center in China, Warsaw Trade Tower in Poland and Mega Centro, a large upscale retail project in the Dominican Republic.
Of course, RTKL's diversification efforts have also been at growing new U.S. markets, especially in the hospitality, public, health-care and corporate segments — and, lately, in interiors. Last year, the firm acquired Miami-based Howard Snoweiss Design Group, a leader in hospitality and corporate interiors — and an effective launching pad into the cruise ship and Latin American markets. In 1999, the focus was on health care, with the purchase of FDSI.
"These are business lines that are traditionally on different cycles than the commercial sectors, so they help balance that economic cycle," Hudson explains.
Reflecting its diverse market base are diverse office structures, which vary from location to location. "Our goal was to diversify," says Hudson. "Our clients want experts, so we have to focus on the building types they need.
"And in times of economic downturn, that can be very healthy."
| 1 (1) $172.20 | Helmuth, Obata + Kassabaum Inc. 211 North Broadway, Suite 600 St. Louis, MO 63102 (314) 421-2000 www.hok.com |
Billings grew modestly for this A/E leader in a year of internal reorganization. Major projects last year included a new terminal at San Francisco International airport (see BD&C, September 2000) and expansion of Anaheim Convention Center. The firm now has three divisions, including HOK Sports, "HOK Delivery" and HOK European Network, which links its major continental offices. William E. Valentine, Pres.; Patrick MacLeamy, COO; Larry D. Self, Bus. Dev. |
| 2 (3) $115.00 | Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP 224 S. Michigan Ave., Suite 1000 Chicago, IL 60604 (312) 554-9090 www.som.com |
SOM's continued success in securing major commissions around the globe pushed it up one notch from third last year. The higher billings are in part explained by the inclusion of foreign billings, which were excluded in previous years. The firm provided A/E services in 2001 for headquarters projects for Time Warner/AOL in New York City, General Motors in Detroit and AIG in Hong Kong. David M. Childs, Chmn.; Adrian Smith, Ptnr.; Allison Hecht, Bus. Dev. |
| 3 (9) $105.00 | RTKL Associates Inc. One South St. Baltimore, MD 21202 (410) 528-8600 www.rtkl.com |
With the inclusion of foreign billings this year, RTKL jumps to third, with 27 percent of its work outside of the United States. Other reasons for growth included the acquisition of Howard Snoweiss Design Group (see firm profile, above) and a diverse portfolio of large projects, such as Warsaw Trade Tower in Poland, Mega Centro in the Dominican Republic and Beijing World Financial Center in China. Harold L. Adams, Chmn., CEO; David C. Hudson, Pres., COO |
| 4 (8) $102.10 | Ellerbe Becket 800 LaSalle Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55402-2014 (612) 376-2000 www.ellerbebecket.com |
Bouncing back from eighth on the list last year, Ellerbe Becket saw new offices open in Seoul, Dubai and in Greenville, S.C. Rick Lincicome and Robert Degenhardt swapped places as CEO and president, respectively. Significant commissions included a large new building for the Mayo Clinic, a mission-critical facility for E*Trade and major projects in Japan, Sao Paulo, Saudi Arabia and Guanzhou, China. Rick Lincicome, CEO; Robert Degenhardt, Pres. |
| 5 (2) $101.43 | HNTB Corp. 1201 Walnut, Suite 700 Kansas City, MO 64106 (816) 472-1201 www.hntb.com |
Last year, the firm acquired LDR International, an urban design firm. With almost all of its revenues from U.S. projects — 70 percent from the institutional sector — HNTB continues to garner large commissions and more design/build projects. Major projects under way include a convention center in Boston, a stadium for the Denver Broncos and new terminals at Dallas/Fort Worth and Chicago's Midway airports. Steven M. Reiss, Chmn.; Harvey K. Hammond, CEO |
| 6 (6) $101.00 | SmithGroup 500 Griswold St., Suite 200 Detroit, MI 48226 (313) 983-3600 www.smithgroup.com |
The firm aligned on the basis of national market and practice sectors last year and acquired Tobey + Davis, Reston, Va, boosting East Coast resources in the health-care and research markets. Noteworthy projects included Detroit's Ford Field; Milwaukee Lakefront Promenade and Plaza; Chesapeake Bay Foundation headquarters; NBCi San Francisco headquarters; and the Univ. of Mich. Life Sciences Institute. Arnold Mikon, Chmn., CEO; David King, Dir. of Design |
| 7 (13) $99.21 | Einhorn Yaffee Prescott Broadway at Beaver, P.O. Box 617 Albany, NY 12207 (518) 431-3300 www.eypae.com |
Not quite doubling its billings from the year previous, EYP moves up from 13 last year and 17 two years ago. Accounting for the large jump last year are such significant projects as $228 million in new and reconstruction school projects on Long Island, N.Y., a Web-hosting facility for AT&T and a new arts building for American University, Washington, D.C. Steven L. Einhorn, Pres., CEO; Eric C. Yaffee, VP, CFO; Andrew W. Prescott, VP. |
| 8 (5) $98.07 | A. Epstein and Sons International Inc. 600 W. Fulton St. Chicago, IL 60661 (312) 454-9100 www.epstein-isi.com |
Another strong year for the firm saw more projects in its strongholds, Illinois, Poland and Israel, including a mixed-use retail development in Warsaw and a 60-story office structure in Chicago. The addition last year of Comcorp, an environmental/graphic design firm, further rounds out the A/E's competencies. Figure at left includes foreign billings, which account for about 11 percent of the firm's work. Sidney Epstein, Chmn.; Mickey Kupperman, Pres., CEO |
| 9 (15) $89.00 | Heery International Inc. 999 Peachtree St., N.E. Atlanta, GA 30309 (404) 881-9880 www.epstein-isi.com |
A large jump in this listing is in part due to the inclusion of foreign billings, which account for 16 percent of the firm's work. The firm also garnered many large contracts, including an expansion of the Georgia World Congress center, $2.3 billion of projects for Charleston (S.C.) schools and $240 million for the Houston Independent School District. Put-in-place projects managed by Heery rose by $200 million last year, to $1.8 billion. James J. Moynihan, Pres., CEO |
| 10 (10) $81.97 | HKS Inc. 1919 McKinney Ave. Dallas, TX 75201-1753 (214) 969-5599 www.hksinc.com |
HKS added a branch office in Atlanta last year, and started major projects all over the United States. A sampling of larger projects includes low-rise and high-rise offices and parking structures in Dallas, Houston and Westlake, Texas; sports and condominium projects and hospitals in Suffolk, Va.; Washington, D.C.; and Ogden, Utah. Some 15 percent of the firm's work involved design/build contracts. Ronald L. Skaggs, Chmn., CEO; C. Joe Buskuhl, Pres. |
| 11 (4) $81.48 | Leo A. Daly 8600 Indian Hills Drive Omaha, NE 68114 (402) 391-8111 www.leoadaly.com |
With billings off by about $6 million last year, the firm retrenched in the Sun Belt by expanding its offices in Orlando, Dallas and Phoenix. High-profile projects begun last year include an office tower in Shanghai, airport work in Houston and Los Angeles, a $200 million hotel and casino in Las Vegas and a 40-story headquarters building for First National Bank in its hometown, Omaha. Leo A. Daly, Chmn.; Ronald K. Leiferman, Vice Chmn.; Lucinda Ludwig , Bus. Dev. |
| 12 (12) $81.00 | HDR Inc. 8404 Indian Hills Drive Omaha, NE 68114 (402) 399-1000 www.hdrinc.com |
HDR broadened its engineering capabilities through an acquisition of Edward Consulting in Portland, Ore., in part explaining its huge leap in billings of more than 40 percent. About half of the firm's work was on industrial buildings last year, such as a 2.1 million-sq.-ft. facility for Micron Technology. Other large commissions included the headquarters of Bio-Rad Laboratories and the new Children's Hospital in Omaha. Richard Bell, Chmn.; Robert Cavigli, Pres. |
| 13 (18) $76.50 | Carlson Implementation Associates Inc. 959 Concord St., 2nd Floor Framingham, MA 01701 (508) 370-0100 www.carlson-dc.com |
Billings for the company formerly known as Carlson Group jumped more than 60 percent last year. The company finished off a good year with a slew of high-tech projects. Large data centers were delivered on a design/build basis last year for Charles Schwab, Genuity, State Street Bank and DLJ/Pershing, contibuting to the $471.3 million worth of construction the firm put in place in 2000. William Johnson, Pres.; Paul Sexauer, Bus. Dev. |
| 14 (11) $76.10 | DLR Group 400 Essex Court, Regency Park Omaha, NE 68114 (402) 393-4100 www.dlrgroup.com |
With its work split between commercial and institutional projects, DLR delivered 30 percent of its projects last year as part of design/build contracts. About 35 percent of the firm's work is for state/local governments, and about 20 percent for the federal government. Ongoing work includes sports facilities, schools, the new Omaha convention center and large prisons in Arizona and Oregon. Bryce D. Pearsall and Dale D. Hallock, Mng. Prins.; Kenneth Volz, Bus. Dev. |
| 15 (7) $72.00 | McClier 401 E. Illinois Chicago, IL 60611 (312) 836-7700 www.mcclier.com |
Firm's ranking and revenues both dropped from last year, in spite of growth in the food-service and aviation markets and better integration with parent company AECOM. A new contract with LSG Sky Chefs will yield some 200 flight kitchens worldwide; other projects are under way with American Airlines and United Cargo. About 90 percent of McClier's work is design/build; last year, it put in place construction valued at $328 million. Grant G. McCullagh, Chmn. |
| 16 (16) $71.80 | Kling Lindquist 2301 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, PA 19103 (215) 569-2900 www.tklp.com |
Stunning 35 percent gain in billings appears attributable solely to organic growth last year. Numerous large projects contributed to the advance, including: consolidation of the FDA's 2 million square feet of headquarters offices; a 2.3 million-sq.-ft. headquarters for Wyeth Ayerst; a 1.4 million-sq.-ft. campus for Merrill Lynch; and a million-sq.-ft. warehouse for the U.S. Postal Service. Robert G. Thompson, CEO; Bradford W. Fiske, Prin.; Alan M.H. Sloan, Sr. Prin. |
| 17 (26) $68.00 | HLM Design 121 W. Trade Street, Suite 2950 Charlotte, N.C. 28202 (704) 358-0779 www.hlmdesign.com |
Vaulting back from a slide to 26th in last year's Design/Construct 300, HLM benefits from an acquisition in 2000 and internal growth. About two-thirds of the firm's work is for institutional clients, including research laboratories, state courthouses and hospitals. HLM delivered 40 percent of its work on a CM-at-risk basis. Joseph M. Harris, Pres., CEO; Vernon B. Brannon, Sr. VP., COO; J. Rossi, VP Mktg. |
| 18 (17) $65.40 | Hammel Green and Abrahamson Inc. 1201 Harmon Place Minneapolis, MN 55403 (612) 337-4100 www.hga.com |
With 45 percent of its work delivered on a CM-at-risk basis, HGA focuses on corporate, health-care and arts/education work. Major commissions last year included medical campuses in Sacramento, Calif., and St. Cloud, Minn.; a performing-arts center in West Lafayette, Ind.; and two corporate headquarters projects in Eden Prairie, Minn., and Fridley, Minn. Daniel Avchen, CEO; Stephen Fiskum, COO; Julie Luers, Dir. Mktg. |
| 19 (19) $52.49 | Cannon Design 2170 Whitehaven Road Grand Island, NY 14072 (716) 773-6800 www.cannondesign.com |
In July of 2000, Cannon merged with Los Angeles-based Dworsky Associates, bringing the combined firm's practice to 75 design professionals in that city, and Robert L. Newsom was named managing principal of the office. The merger and organic growth raised billings by about 15 percent in a year marked by large projects for Texas Christian University, Yale University and the University of Massachusetts. Mark R. Mendell, Pres.; Gary R. Miller, CEO; Patrick Finn, Mktg. |
| 20 (21) $47.04 | Little & Associates Architects Inc. 5815 Westpark Drive Charlotte, NC 28217 (704) 525-6350 www.littlearch.com |
A solid year for the firm saw national design principals named in key market sectors, including financial services, retail and community/education. Significant projects in those areas included Gateway Village, Charlotte, N.C.; a 10-acre urban redevelopment in Henderson, N.C.; redesign of the Biltmore Winery's retail space; and a home office for Muzak, Fort Mill, S.C. Philip Kuttner, CEO.; John Komisin, Pres., Chris Keber, Bus. Dev. |
| 21 (28) $45.00 | Flad & Associates 644 Science Drive P.O. Box 44977 Madison, WI 53744-4977 (608) 238-2661 www.flad.com |
Another strong year for Flad, following a decade of ramping up operations and staffing. Large 2000 projects include chemistry labs for Bayer Corp. and Pfizer and manufacturing facilities for Eli Lilly, Immunex and Chiron Corp. In the institutional sector, laboratories were under design for the University of Wisconsin and the University of California, Mission Bay. Ralph H. Jackson Jr. retired last year. Robert G. Graves, CEO; Rod Nesseth, Dir. Ops.; Laura Stillman, Bus. Dev |
| 22 (20) $44.06 | HLW International LLP 115 Fifth Ave. New York, NY 10003 (212) 353-4600 www.hlw.com |
Revenues dropped slightly for the firm last year for pure design work, although its specialty disciplines — workplace management, strategic facilities planning and HLW Design/Build — posted gains. HLW also led design/build projects totaling some $62.5 million last year, which accounted for more than half of its projects and almost five times as much billings as in 1999. Leevi Kiil, Chmn., CEO; Theodore S. Hammer, Vice Chmn.; Sabine Bartzke, Bus. Dev. |
| 23 (27) $41.08 | Albert Kahn Associates Inc. 7430 Second Ave. Detroit, MI 48202-2798 (313) 202-7000 www.albertkahn.com |
A 25 percent jump in billings came as a result of growth in its industrial work, including a 630,000-sq.-ft. Hummer assembly plant and a 795,000-sq.-ft. paint shop for GM. Institutional projects were also strong, including a master plan for the city of Hamtramck, Mich., and health-care projects for the University of Michigan, Aurora Health Care and Sparrow Health System. Gordon V.R. Holness, Chmn., CEO; Stephen Q. Whitney, Pres., CEO. |
| 24 (22) $40.00 | CUH2A Inc. 211 Carnegie Center Princeton, NJ 08540-6298 (609) 452-1212 www.cuh2a.com |
Changes to top management capped a year of slight contraction for CUH2A following record growth in 1999. Although only 10 percent of its business is from institutional clients, major 2000 commissions included laboratories and offices for the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, the University of Chicago, Rutgers University and the Virginia Biotechnology Research Park , in addition to its stable of pharmaceutical clients. Richard L. Henry, Pres.; R. James Del Grosso Rivers |
| 25 (24) $38.59 | Gresham, Smith and Partners 1400 Nashville City Center 511 Union St. Nashville, TN 37219 (615) 770-8100 www.gspnet.com |
Design work of note last year includes health-care projects such as a children's hospital at Wake Forest University and $120 million of additions and renovations to Arlington (Va.) Hospital. GS&P also developed plans for airports in Baltimore and Dallas/Fort Worth The firm is also strong in civil engineering, which is not reflected in figure at left. Gary F. Hunt, CEO; Everett Cowan, COO; James Bearden, Bus. Dev. |
| 26 (32) $35.47 | Fanning/Howey Associates Inc. 1200 Irmscher Blvd. Celina, OH 45822 (419) 586-2292 www.fhai.com |
The firm's billings jumped by about 10 percent in 1999 and by almost a quarter last year, entirely propelled by organic growth and an exploding educational sector. To solidify its leadership in school design, the firm published the second edition of its Impact on Learning series and focused on urban schools and higher education. Major projects are underway in Key West, Raleigh, N.C., Upper St, Clair, Pa., and in Juneau and Anchorage, Alaska. Ronald H. Fanning, Chmn. |
| 27 (36) $35.13 | PageSoutherlandPage Architects P.O. Box 2004 Austin, TX 48768 (512) 472-6721 www.psp.com |
Another year of gains in billings and project types for the firm, with such high-profile commissions as the Navy League Headquarters, Arlington, Va., expansion of the Austin (Texas) Convention Center; the Seay Biomedical Research Building in Dallas; and the Commerce Tower Condos in Houston. Less than 2 percent of the firm's revenues came from overseas. Last year, the firm organized as a limited-liability partnership. John Cryer III, Prin.; Matt Kriesle, Bus Dev. |
| 28 (30) $31.18 | OWP&P Architects 111 W. Washington Chicago, IL 60602 (312) 332-9600 www.owpp.com |
OWP&P opened an office in Phoenix in January 2001, which has led to new commissions that are not reflected in the number at left. About two-thirds of its work was for institutional clients last year, and about half of all billings came from reconstruction projects. OWP&P is designing a new office tower in Chicago and is part of the design/build team working on a new terminal at O'Hare International Airport. Gary Wendt, CEO; John Syvertsen, Pres.; Dan Sullivan, Bus. Dev. |
| 29 (33) $31.16 | Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann 400 Morgan Center Butler, PA 16001-5977 (724) 477-1259 www.burthill.com |
With its work split evenly between commercial and institutional projects, the firm designed numerous office and university projects last year, including the M/E/P design for the Grand Rapids, Mich. Van Andel Institute (see BD&C, May 2001). A new president was named for the firm last year. John E. Kosar, Vice Chmn.; Peter H. Moriarty, Pres., CEO; Thomas H. White, Bus. Dev. |
| 30 (35) $30.20 | CASCO Diversified 10877 Watson Road St. Louis, MO 63127 (314) 821-1100 www.cascocorp.com |
While the firm's name changed last year, its reliance on the commercial sector did not, with at least 95 percent of its work in franchise retail, hospitality chains and similar projects. Examples included projects for Extended Stay America, The Great Indoors, The Home Depot, Fresh 4 Less and United Artists Theaters. A few projects, including a large facility for International Paper, added revenue in the industrial category. James C. Alberts, Pres.; Ralph R. Shaw, EVP |
| 31 (25) $29.90 | HarleyEllis 26913 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 200 Southfield, MI 48034 (248) 262-1500 www.harleyellis.com |
While the firm opened an office in Cincinnati and expanded its staff overall, overall billings actually shrank over the last year while backlogs increased by 120 percent. Major projects last year included a $180 million research facility for the University of Cincinnati and a master-plan implementation for General Motors Corp. Dennis M. King, Corp. Chmn.; Jim W. Page, Corp. Exec.; Gary L. Skog, Corp. Mktg. |
| 32 (34) $29.17 | Vitetta Group 4747 S. Broad St. Philadelphia, PA 19112 (215) 218-4747 www.vitetta.com |
Growing 13 percent over the year, Vitetta has been busy with correctional and educational projects throughout the United States, and is also active in designing an expansion of the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia. Half of the firm's work is for state and local government, and about 30 percent of all its projects are reconstruction. Francis G. Vitetta, Chmn.; Alan P. Hoffmann, Pres. |
| 33 (29) $28.90 | Ewing Cole Cherry Brott Inc. 100 N. Sixth St. Philadelphia, PA 19106-1590 (215) 923-2020 www.ewingcole.com |
More new construction was registered last year for the firm, although at least half of its projects were reconstruction-related: interiors for PriceWaterhouse-Coopers; the Philadelphia Museum of Art; Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J.; and a performing arts center for Bryn Athen College of the New Church. Less than 1 percent of billings were foreign, including a $300 million horse-racing club in Singapore. J. Andrew Jarvis, CEO, Chmn.; James A. Wilson, Pres., COO. |
| 34 (49) $28.01 | RNL Design 1515 Arapahoe St. Tower 3, Suite 700 Denver, CO 80202 (303) 295-1717 www.rnldesign.com |
RNL leaps from 49 on the listing last year, with billings that almost doubled, in part due to acquiring Costa Mesa, Calif.-based Klages Carter Vail, a design firm specializing in entertainment, hospitality and leisure projects. Major commissions last year included McLean Bible Church, Vienna, Va., Denver's National Jewish Research Center and the $125 million Civic Center Office Building, Denver. Philip Goedert, Prin.; Richard L. von Luhrte, Prin.; Lida Citröen, Bus. Dev. |
| 35 (37) $27.20 | Thomas Associates Architects + Engineers PC 215 The Commons Ithaca, NY 14850 (607) 277-7100 www.thomas-k12.com |
This school-design specialist has boosted its earnings in part by the acquisition of BurrWood Engineering and in part by its founding membership in "America's Schoolhouse Council," a national consortium of design firms, where Thomas helped establish the Center for the 21 Century Schoolhouse in partnership with San Diego State University. The A/E firm opened new offices in Jamestown and White Plains, N.Y. David L. Elwyn, David J. Kuckuck, Ptnrs. |
| 36 (31) $26.75 | Reynolds, Smith and Hills Inc. 4561 Salisbury Road, Suite 400 Jacksonville, FL 32256-0901 (904) 296-2000 www.rsandh.com |
About half of the firm's design work was for commercial buildings, such as a new data center for ADT in Denver, the headquarters of the Educational Community Credit Union, Jacksonville, Fla., and airports in Jacksonville and Traverse City, Mich. In 2000, the firm started using Web-based project management on some of its projects. Leerie T. Jenkins Jr., Pres., CEO; David K. Robertson, COO; David E. Clavier; Bus. Dev. |
| 37 (23) $26.52 | Sasaki Associates Inc. 64 Pleasant St. Watertown, MA 02472 (617) 926-3300 www.sasaki.com |
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| 38 (41) $24.87 | Symmes Maini & McKee Associates/SMMA 1000 Massachusetts Ave. Cambridge, MA 02138 (617) 547-5400 www.smma.com |
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| 39 (—) $23.20 | SHW Group 4000 McEwen Road North Dallas, TX 75244 (972) 701-0700 www.shwgroup.com |
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| 40 (43) $23.04 | BSA Design 9365 Counselors Row, Suite 300 Indianapolis, IN 46240-1479 (317) 819-7878 www.bsadesign.com |
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| 41 (42) $22.00 | Ballinger 2005 Market St., Suite 1500 Philadelphia, PA 19103-7088 (215) 665-0900 www.ballinger-ae.com |
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| 42 (40) $21.92 | The Durrant Group 426 N. 44th Street, Suite 300 Phoenix, AZ 85008 (602) 275-6830 www.durrant.com |
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| 43 (39) $21.63 | TRO/The Ritchie Organization 80 Bridge St. Newton, MA 02458-1134 (617) 969-9400 www.troarch.com |
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| 44 (44) $20.20 | DES Architects + Engineers 399 Bradford St. Redwood City, CA 94063 (650) 364-6453 www.des-ae.com |
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| 45 (53) $19.82 | FreemanWhite Inc. 8001 Arrowridge Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28273 (704) 523-2230 www.freemanwhite.com |
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| 46 (50) $19.03 | Rosser International Inc. 524 W. Peachtree St., N.W. Atlanta, GA 30308 (404) 876-3800 www.rosser.com |
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| 47 (57) $18.00 | The Stichler Group Inc. 9655 Granite Ridge, Suite 400 San Diego, CA 92123-2659 (619) 565-4440 www.stichler.com |
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| 48 (48) $17.80 | Setter, Leach & Lindstrom 1100 Peavey Bldg., 730 Second Ave. So. Minneapolis, MN 55402-2454 (612) 338-8741 www.setterleach.com |
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| 49 (56) $17.22 | Stevens & Wilkinson 100 Peachtree St., N.W., 25th Floor Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 522-8888 www.stevensandwilkinson.com |
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| 50 (45) $17.15 | Odell Associates Inc. Odell Plaza, 525 N. Tryon St. Charlotte, NC 28202-2143 (704) 414-1000 www.odell.com |
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| 51 (52) $15.17 | Phillips Swager Associates 401 SW Water Street, Suite 701 Peoria, IL 61604 (309) 282-8000 www.psa-ae.com |
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| 52 (59) $15.00 | CSO Architects Engineers & Interiors 280 E. 96th Street, Suite 200 Indianapolis, IN 46240 (317) 848-7800 www.cso-arch.com |
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| 53 (58) $14.37 | S/L/A/M Collaborative 80 Glastonbury Blvd. Glastonbury, CT 06033-4415 (860) 657-8077 www.slamcoll.com |
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| 54 (47) $14.20 | BSW International Inc. One W. Third St., Suite 100 Tulsa, OK 74103-3501 (918) 582-8771 www.bswintl.com |
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| 55 (—) $13.30 | SMRT Architecture/Engineers/Planners 144 Fore Street Portland, ME 04101 (207) 772-3846 www.smrtinc.com |
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| 56 (46) $13.26 | Pierce Goodwin Alexander & Linville 5555 San Felipe, Suite 1000 Houston, TX 77056 (713) 622-1444 www.pgal.com |
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| 57 (54) $13.16 | The Zimmerman Design Group 7707 Harwood Ave. Milwaukee, WI 53213 (414) 476-9500 www.zdg.com |
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| 58 (—) $12.16 | WD Partners 1201 Dublin Road Columbus, OH 43215 (614) 221-0840 www.wdpartners.com |
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| 59 (55) $12.02 | TMP Associates 1191 W. Square Lake Road, P.O. Box 289 Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303 (248) 338-4561 www.tmp-architecture.com |
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| 60 (—) $10.03 | Cromwell Architects Engineers Inc. 101 South Spring Street Little Rock, Ark. 72201 (501) 372-2900 www.cromwell.com |
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