Top 110 office architecture firms

Gensler, Jacobs, and HOK top BD+C’s ranking of the nation’s largest office sector architecture and AE firms, as reported in the 2017 Giants 300 Report.

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October 17, 2017 |

BD+C Staff

Photo: Davis Architects

TOP 110 OFFICE ARCHITECTURE FIRMS
RANK	COMPANY	2016 OFFICE REVENUE
1	Gensler	$596,500,000
2	Jacobs	$411,370,000
3	HOK	$139,064,000
4	Perkins+Will	$131,410,000
5	Stantec	$108,798,265
6	NWH	$70,000,383
7	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	$67,706,703
8	Interior Architects	$59,554,343
9	SmithGroupJJR	$57,537,000
10	NORR	$48,817,637
11	Page	$48,500,000
12	ZGF Architects	$48,186,992
13	HKS	$45,162,344
14	HGA Architects and Engineers	$42,407,000
15	NBBJ	$41,000,000
16	CallisonRTKL	$38,030,000
17	Corgan	$35,920,015
18	EYP	$34,663,898
19	Ted Moudis Associates	$33,000,000
20	Dewberry	$31,466,591
21	Michael Baker Intl.	$30,938,406
22	TPG Architecture	$28,414,000
23	RSP Architects	$25,234,000
24	RNL Design	$23,998,000
25	Ware Malcomb	$23,748,922
26	Elkus Manfredi Architects	$23,477,000
27	Perkins Eastman	$22,000,000
28	HDR	$20,529,032
29	LPA	$20,421,000
30	CannonDesign	$19,100,000
31	Little	$16,508,388
32	Cuningham Group Architecture	$15,949,016
33	DLR Group	$14,795,000
34	Leo A Daly	$14,590,588
35	Ziegler Cooper Architects	$14,325,798
36	Vocon	$14,300,000
37	LS3P	$13,696,161
38	Gresham, Smith and Partners	$13,380,000
39	Goettsch Partners	$12,670,000
40	Eppstein Uhen Architects	$12,285,000
41	Kirksey Architecture	$11,150,306
42	Switzer Group, The	$11,124,851
43	Environetics	$11,083,245
44	Wright Heerema Architects	$10,600,000
45	Cooper Carry	$10,500,942
46	RMW	$9,625,032
47	STG Design	$9,320,000
48	Solomon Cordwell Buenz	$9,124,632
49	Margulies Perruzzi Architects	$8,964,104
50	GFF	$8,546,950
51	Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture	$7,207,637
52	Francis Cauffman	$7,057,825
53	tvsdesign	$6,200,000
54	Parkhill, Smith & Cooper	$6,109,000
55	WDG Architecture	$6,100,000
56	AHL	$5,817,376
57	Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates	$5,812,771
58	Kahler Slater	$5,600,000
59	Highland Associates	$5,600,000
60	Davis	$5,400,810
61	Harley Ellis Devereaux	$5,400,000
62	Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio	$5,212,549
63	Wendel	$5,042,037
64	Ballinger	$5,015,103
65	Alliiance	$4,993,800
66	Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood	$4,774,784
67	Clark Nexsen	$4,536,711
68	Fentress Architects	$4,528,000
69	Montroy Andersen DeMarco	$4,500,000
70	RS&H	$4,500,000
71	Rosser International	$4,276,171
72	MBH Architects	$4,219,000
73	Progressive AE	$4,201,802
74	Beck Group, The	$4,199,199
75	OZ Architecture	$4,190,184
76	Diamond Schmitt Architects	$4,119,288
77	Moody Nolan	$3,900,000
78	Heery Intl.	$3,618,153
79	Moseley Architects	$3,565,188
80	Davis Brody Bond	$3,318,718
81	Bergmann Associates	$3,284,239
82	Lawrence Group	$3,164,000
83	FXFOWLE	$3,099,300
84	DGA	$2,867,085
85	EwingCole	$2,760,000
86	Baskervill	$2,721,161
87	Hoffmann Architects	$2,663,902
88	Inventure Design	$2,609,294
89	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$2,500,000
90	Harvard Jolly Architecture	$2,391,548
91	RDG Planning & Design	$2,358,000
92	LRS Architects	$2,106,000
93	Architecture, Inc.	$2,062,066
94	GBBN Architects	$2,000,000
95	JRS Architect	$1,900,000
96	FGM Architects	$1,632,823
97	Hobbs+Black Architects	$1,550,000
98	Nadel	$1,500,000
99	Retail Design Collaborative/Studio One Eleven	$1,470,797
100	Legat Architects	$1,340,000
101	Carrier Johnson + Culture	$1,315,812
102	BLDD Architects	$1,300,000
103	PGAL	$1,300,000
104	Albert Kahn Associates	$1,239,230
105	KZF Design	$1,232,394
106	Zyscovich Architects	$1,151,391
107	Niles Bolton Associates	$1,100,000
108	BWBR	$1,093,921
109	HBG Design	$1,081,747
110	BKV Group	$1,077,794
111	Weber Thompson	$1,063,105
112	Waldon Studio Architects & Planners	$1,013,204
113	SWBR	$1,000,000

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