Reconstruction Sector Architecture Firms [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2012 Reconstruction Revenue ($)
1	Stantec	$280,352,652
2	HOK	$134,237,400
3	HDR Architecture	$114,065,000
4	Cannon Design	$87,000,000
5	Wight & Co.	$78,367,600
6	HKS	$72,000,000
7	HMC Architects	$62,356,949
8	Astorino	$55,944,000
9	Leo A Daly	$55,674,775
10	Perkins+Will	$54,045,000
11	EYP	$51,228,701
12	SmithGroupJJR	$49,980,000
13	Callison	$46,939,398
14	DLR Group	$46,400,000
15	Hammel, Green and Abrahamson	$44,920,000
16	Perkins Eastman	$43,500,000
17	Gresham, Smith and Partners	$40,967,355
18	NELSON	$37,876,729
19	ZGF Architects	$37,291,618
20	MBH Architects	$32,124,000
21	HLW International	$30,000,000
22	Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners	$27,554,840
23	FRCH Design Worldwide	$26,500,000
24	WD Partners	$25,900,000
25	Corgan	$25,613,112
26	EwingCole	$25,500,000
27	LPA	$25,104,465
28	Perkowitz+Ruth Architects	$21,597,000
29	Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott	$21,585,246
30	SMMA \| Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	$21,555,000
31	PageSoutherlandPage	$19,700,000
32	Swanke Hayden Connell Asrchitects	$19,500,000
33	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$19,341,768
34	Flad Architects	$18,750,000
35	BSA LifeStructures	$18,233,154
36	Ware Malcomb	$17,750,000
37	Reynolds, Smith and Hills	$17,440,000
38	Westlake Reed Leskosky	$16,640,000
39	WHR Architects	$16,487,132
40	Array Architects	$16,160,317
41	Harley Ellis Devereaux	$15,662,000
42	NTD Architecture	$14,129,224
43	Francis Cauffman	$13,678,748
44	RBB Architects	$13,112,000
45	GBBN Architects	$12,785,000
46	HNTB Archtecture	$12,362,040
47	CTA Architects Engineers	$12,006,185
48	Epstein	$11,564,000
49	Fentress Architects	$11,560,000
50	Nadel	$11,000,000
51	Fletcher-Thompson	$10,945,000
52	Ennead Architects	$10,800,000
53	Baskervill	$10,410,000
54	Moody Nolan	$10,400,000
55	Hoffmann Architects	$10,288,000
56	Payette	$9,955,110
57	Legat Architects	$9,821,000
58	FreemanWhite	$9,801,940
59	Albert Kahn Family of Companies	$9,788,300
60	PBK	$9,442,500
61	CASCO	$9,187,500
62	OZ Architecture	$9,013,200
63	Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz	$9,000,000
64	Lord, Aeck & Sargent	$8,960,000
65	Fanning/Howey Associates	$8,548,000
66	Environetics	$8,446,957
67	Moseley Architects	$8,077,754
68	Cambridge Seven Associates	$7,873,500
69	LMN Architects	$7,674,100
70	FKP Architects	$7,370,000
71	Integrated Design Group	$7,276,959
72	Cooper Carry	$6,857,442
73	FXFOWLE Architects	$6,801,127
74	Anderson Mikos Architects	$6,763,800
75	BBG-BBGM	$6,400,000
76	Kirksey Architecture	$6,345,757
77	FGM Architects	$6,257,500
78	Morris Architects	$5,850,000
79	KZF Design	$5,115,849
80	Margulies Perruzzi Architects	$5,032,276
81	Sherlock, Smith & Adams	$4,968,000
82	SEI Design Group	$4,603,000
83	Harvard Jolly Architecture	$4,477,699
84	Sasaki Associates	$4,358,670
85	Omniplan Architects	$4,314,833
86	Hoefer Wysocki Architecture	$4,138,000
87	H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture	$3,916,000
88	Massa Montalto Architects	$3,873,094
89	BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers	$3,705,000
90	DLA Architects	$3,653,780
91	Polytech Associates	$3,600,000
92	LawKingdon Architecture	$3,500,000
92	JRS Architect	$3,500,000
94	SLATERPAULL Architects	$3,076,914
95	Lee, Burkhart, Liu	$3,045,000
96	Emersion Design	$2,586,536
97	RDH Interests	$2,241,463
98	Carrier Johnson + Culture	$2,200,448
99	Goettsch Partners	$1,890,000
100	AXIS Architecture + Design	$1,869,734
101	Ballinger	$1,855,251
102	Adache Group Architects	$1,800,000
103	Davis Brody Bond	$1,622,231
104	Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio	$1,550,000
105	Hnedak Bobo Group	$1,545,000
106	api(+)	$1,462,000
107	CO Architects	$1,325,000
108	Architekton	$1,091,145
109	DJM Architecture	$309,330
110	WDG Architecture	$121,000
111	PHX Architecture	$120,000
112	Hensley Lamkin Rachel	$41,000

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