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2020 Retail Giants: Top architecture, engineering, and construction firms in the U.S. retail building sector

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2020 Retail Giants: Top architecture, engineering, and construction firms in the U.S. retail building sector

Gensler, Jacobs, and PCL Construction top BD+C's rankings of the nation's largest retail sector architecture, engineering, and construction firms, as reported in the 2020 Giants 400 Report.


By BD+C STAFF | December 2, 2020
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Gensler, Jacobs, and PCL Construction top BD+C's rankings of the nation's largest retail sector architecture, engineering, and construction firms, as reported in the 2020 Giants 400 Report.

Top 115 Retail Sector Architecture and AE Firms for 2020
  FIRM 2019 REVENUE
1 Gensler $197,576,602
2 CallisonRTKL $139,586,797
3 Nelson Worldwide $57,407,000
4 Core States Group $52,712,959
5 EXP $52,145,821
6 Stantec $49,383,225
7 RSP Architects $40,609,000
8 GreenbergFarrow $40,397,230
9 WD Partners $39,000,000
10 MBH Architects $27,438,000
11 Cuhaci & Peterson $25,029,534
12 RDC / Studio One Eleven $23,935,332
13 Little Diversified Architectural Consulting $19,515,500
14 Cuningham Group Architecture $17,298,682
15 Ware Malcomb $16,450,036
16 AE7 $15,718,413
17 CESO $13,411,712
18 Bergmann $13,100,000
19 TPG Architecture $12,846,000
20 Aria Group Architects $12,800,000
21 HDR $11,895,604
22 LK Architecture $11,500,000
23 Larson Design Group $11,411,700
24 Progressive AE $11,100,225
25 DLR Group $10,622,000
26 Cooper Carry $9,833,336
27 Massa Multimedia Architecture $8,410,000
28 Interior Architects $8,226,377
29 Vocon $7,700,000
30 HOK $6,138,000
31 Prellwitz Chilinski Associates (PCA) $6,073,902
32 WATG $5,920,104
33 Zyscovich Architects $5,007,470
34 AHL $4,758,673
35 Lawrence Group $4,222,100
36 GFF $4,020,961
37 Perkins and Will $3,889,950
38 KTGY Architecture + Planning $3,810,300
39 Architecture Design Collaborative $3,760,000
40 BHDP Architecture $3,650,501
41 Elkus Manfredi Architects $3,578,000
42 PGAL $3,185,000
43 Architectural Design Consultants $3,085,000
44 H2M Architects + Engineers $2,053,860
45 Onyx Creative $2,030,000
46 Diamond Schmitt Architects $1,898,081
47 LS3P $1,797,661
48 M+A Architects $1,693,224
49 Method Architecture $1,565,941
50 Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood $1,525,889
51 Architecture, Incorporated $1,450,800
52 TreanorHL $1,445,000
53 G70 $1,323,000
54 WLC Architects $1,306,423
55 Moody Nolan $1,242,140
56 3877 Design $1,114,855
57 Smallwood $1,051,136
58 Design 3 International (D3i) $860,094
59 GSB $752,100
60 Alliiance $728,621
61 Hoefer Wysocki $710,000
62 Goettsch Partners $680,000
63 Ratio Architects $620,481
64 RDG Planning & Design $593,497
65 Humphreys & Partners Architects $517,256
66 DLA+ Architecture & Interior Design $506,441
67 JCJ Architecture $505,259
68 CPL $499,063
69 4240 Architecture $465,000
70 Montroy DeMarco Architecture $350,000
71 Line Scale Form Architects $341,280
72 Caldwell Associates Architects $341,061
73 GRW $328,083
74 Hospitality Design Guild $300,000
75 Baskervill $279,321
76 Dyer Brown Architects $248,769
77 Mithun $246,345
78 Handel Architects $241,769
79 JRS Architect $225,000
80 Huitt-Zollars $218,000
81 VLK Architects $208,960
82 SWBR Architecture, Engineering & Landscape Architecture $202,027
83 SHP $200,000
84 HGA $195,787
85 Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB) $192,540
86 TETER $186,524
87 DLZ Corporation $184,700
88 SGA|NarmourWright Design $159,573
89 Kahler Slater $156,186
90 Clark Nexsen $146,000
91 Niles Bolton Associates $138,526
92 Ayres $125,000
93 JLG Architects $122,339
94 FitzGerald $100,000
95 Holst Architecture $97,346
96 Huntsman Architectural Group $90,723
97 BKV Group $84,979
98 STR Partners $83,000
99 JN+A $75,000
100 Randall-Paulson Architects $71,333
101 Margulies Perruzzi $66,577
102 Eppstein Uhen Architects (EUA) $65,000
103 Ennead Architects $57,146
104 Skidmore, Owings & Merrill $50,050
105 45 Architecture $47,821
106 Hussey Gay Bell $34,491
107 NSPJ Architects $32,100
108 H. Hendy Associates $25,798
109 NAC Architecture $15,900
110 Design Collaborative $14,030
111 TEG Architects $12,604
112 BLT Architects $11,507
113 S/L/A/M Collaborative, The $10,000
114 Fennick McCredie Architecture $9,900
115 Garmann/Miller Architects-Engineers $5,291
116 Barge Design Solutions $4,860

BD+C 2020 Giants 400 Report

 

Top 70 Retail Sector Engineering and EA Firms for 2020
  FIRM 2019 REVENUE
1 Jacobs $168,000,000
2 Kimley-Horn $166,140,178
3 Henderson Engineers $70,610,456
4 Jensen Hughes $17,565,487
5 Cushing Terrell (formerly CTA Architects Engineers) $16,496,881
6 WSP $12,930,976
7 BRPH Architects Engineers $12,803,271
8 Woolpert $10,929,576
9 NV5 Global $10,808,000
10 Salas O'Brien $9,813,472
11 Wallace Engineering $8,950,000
12 AECOM $5,900,000
13 KLH Engineers $5,364,968
14 KPFF Consulting Engineers $5,205,000
15 Burns & McDonnell $5,055,267
16 Dunham Associates $5,000,000
17 Dewberry $4,914,527
18 Shive-Hattery $3,855,428
19 TLC Engineering Solutions $3,794,173
20 Jaros, Baum & Bolles $3,259,106
21 RTM Engineering Consultants $3,223,289
22 Galloway & Company $3,058,709
23 ME Engineers $3,020,000
24 GRAEF $2,898,532
25 Highland Associates $2,800,000
26 KCI Technologies $2,300,000
27 LBYD Engineers $2,212,181
28 Hixson Architecture, Engineering, Interiors $2,000,000
29 AKF Group $1,900,000
30 IMEG Corp. $1,818,928
31 DeSimone Consulting Engineers $1,750,178
32 Wick Fisher White $1,490,000
33 Walter P Moore $1,387,473
34 Syska Hennessy Group $1,358,854
35 Halff Associates $1,239,000
36 Martin/Martin $1,123,212
37 Schaefer $1,116,051
38 Marque Engineering $1,106,963
39 SSOE Group $991,231
40 P2S $864,839
41 Davis, Bowen & Friedel $807,287
42 RMF Engineering $800,000
43 Newcomb & Boyd $781,982
44 Thornton Tomasetti $708,989
45 Allen & Shariff $612,955
46 Wiley|Wilson $569,100
47 KZF Design $520,860
48 H.F. Lenz $483,800
49 JQ Engineering $466,998
50 ESD $436,991
51 PBS Engineers $375,000
52 HEAPY $317,004
53 Peter Basso Associates $250,000
54 Spectrum Engineers $224,064
55 Smith Seckman Reid $214,478
56 Tec Inc. Engineering & Design $210,400
57 SSC Engineering $205,865
58 LaBella Associates $195,000
59 Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers $174,554
60 PS&S $172,000
61 Kohler Ronan $158,901
62 Bernhard $151,000
63 Vanderweil Engineers $144,400
64 Pedco E & A Services $137,000
65 Milhouse Engineering and Construction $105,292
66 Karpinski Engineering $98,430
67 French & Parrello Associates $60,641
68 OLA Consulting Engineers $45,000
69 EAPC Architects Engineers $43,497
70 Becker Morgan Group $20,527
71 RWB Consulting Engineers $4,000

BD+C 2020 Giants 400 Report

 

Top 85 Retail Sector Contractors and CM Firms for 2020
  FIRM 2019 REVENUE
1 PCL Construction Enterprises $1,117,528,939
2 Whiting-Turner Contracting Company, The $865,639,127
3 VCC $689,882,576
4 AECOM $348,100,000
5 W.E. O'Neil Construction $333,499,968
6 Shawmut Design and Construction $326,045,854
7 Gray Construction $238,361,635
8 Balfour Beatty US $229,620,204
9 Skanska USA $228,830,970
10 ARCO Construction $226,790,880
11 Schimenti Construction Company $222,000,000
12 J.T. Magen and Company $212,488,331
13 STO Building Group $204,900,000
14 Hoar Construction $176,457,000
15 Pepper Construction $145,887,355
16 Joeris General Contractors $145,036,457
17 Ryan Companies US $141,245,966
18 Turner Construction Company $123,800,127
19 Crossland Construction $116,415,352
20 Swinerton $115,000,000
21 S. M. Wilson $109,472,335
22 Brasfield & Gorrie $107,661,166
23 CSI Construction $106,000,000
24 Graycor $81,925,019
25 Gilbane Building Company $81,644,000
26 JLL $80,350,881
27 Sachse Construction $76,000,000
28 Dickinson Cameron Construction $70,000,000
29 JE Dunn Construction $64,942,546
30 Choate Construction $62,683,727
31 KBE Building Corporation $62,485,890
32 LeChase Construction Services $59,554,931
33 Paric Holdings $45,866,540
34 Mortenson $44,152,000
35 C.W. Driver Companies $40,064,478
36 Elford $40,000,000
37 DPR Construction $35,257,000
38 Burns & McDonnell $28,515,210
39 Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors $23,016,875
40 Hoffman Construction $21,175,950
41 Manhattan Construction Group $21,173,387
42 Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction $20,046,000
43 Messer Construction $18,141,468
44 Haselden Construction $13,661,931
45 Andersen Construction $12,300,000
46 Cumming $11,034,650
47 Nabholz Corporation $10,774,525
48 Clancy & Theys Construction $9,727,955
49 Austin Industries $9,201,370
50 Hill International $9,021,554
51 Level 10 Construction $8,554,487
52 Yates Companies, The $8,445,000
53 McCownGordon Construction, LLC $8,312,911
54 Barton Malow $8,000,000
55 Kraus-Anderson Construction $8,000,000
56 Power Construction $8,000,000
57 Lawrence Group $6,430,800
58 Suffolk Construction $6,256,793
59 Robins & Morton $5,939,128
60 UrbanBuilt $5,901,660
61 WD Partners $5,800,000
62 Juneau Construction Company $4,998,991
63 Adolfson & Peterson Construction $4,836,610
64 Walsh Group, The $4,759,620
65 Skender $4,415,309
66 Doster Construction $4,171,670
67 Core States Group $3,845,758
68 Jacobs $3,727,000
69 Batson-Cook Construction $3,717,484
70 Benchmark Construction $3,202,336
71 Kaufman Lynn Construction $3,109,130
72 Wohlsen Construction $2,082,000
73 VJS Construction Services $1,966,538
74 CORE Construction Group $1,498,452
75 KCI Technologies $700,000
76 Arc Building Partners $505,591
77 Henderson Engineers $419,793
78 DeAngelis Diamond $391,390
79 BRPH Architects Engineers $297,252
80 Lendlease $232,781
81 W. M. Jordan Company $185,941
82 Progressive AE $127,310
83 Boldt Company, The $124,000
84 Montroy DeMarco Architecture $120,000
85 JLG Architects $57,085
86 STV $29,826

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