Top 90 K-12 architecture firms

TOP 90 K-12 ARCHITECTURE FIRMS
RANK	COMPANY	2016 K-12 REVENUE
1	Stantec	$69,990,172
2	DLR Group	$69,206,000
3	PBK	$60,760,000
4	Huckabee	$58,026,295
5	Jacobs	$46,450,000
6	Wold Architects	$34,000,000
7	NAC Architecture	$33,084,095
8	VLK Architects	$30,262,800
9	LPA	$26,155,000
10	HMC Architects	$25,532,416
11	Corgan	$24,612,013
12	Moseley Architects	$23,189,135
13	Perkins+Will	$21,695,000
14	Fanning/Howey Associates	$20,362,026
15	Quattrocchi Kwok Architects	$18,625,000
16	CSArch	$16,712,290
17	Grimm + Parker Architects	$15,247,577
18	Perkins Eastman	$15,000,000
19	HMFH Architects	$14,082,993
20	Parkhill, Smith & Cooper	$13,930,000
21	HKS	$11,217,761
22	STR Partners	$10,953,540
23	Hord Coplan Macht	$10,823,948
24	Harvard Jolly Architecture	$10,819,963
25	GWWO, Inc./Architects	$9,918,841
26	BBS Architecture	$9,285,000
27	Cuningham Group Architecture	$8,585,076
28	LS3P	$8,422,164
29	Leo A Daly	$8,368,111
30	BRPH	$8,219,432
31	FGM Architects	$7,541,398
32	Dewberry	$7,521,533
33	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	$7,452,365
34	DLA Architects	$7,395,652
35	Ashley McGraw Architects	$6,937,642
36	SEI Design Group	$6,760,000
37	Zyscovich Architects	$6,757,627
38	Schenkel & Shultz	$6,650,500
39	Legat Architects	$6,465,000
40	Gensler	$6,160,000
41	Little	$5,837,684
42	Hastings+Chivetta Architects	$5,721,581
43	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$5,600,000
44	Wendel	$5,496,046
45	KSS Architects	$5,381,244
46	Schrader Group Architecture	$5,321,630
47	Harriman	$5,252,265
48	KSQ Design	$5,124,688
49	Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood	$5,066,000
50	Eppstein Uhen Architects	$5,000,000
51	LAN Associates	$4,720,000
52	NORR	$4,597,963
53	Architecture, Inc.	$4,230,511
54	Harley Ellis Devereaux	$4,200,000
55	JLG Architects	$4,005,910
56	Becker Morgan Group	$4,004,464
57	Cordogan Clark & Associates	$4,000,000
58	BLDD Architects	$3,900,000
59	DAG Architects	$3,823,298
60	SH Archtiecture	$3,500,000
61	Bergmann Associates	$3,300,274
62	RS&H	$3,000,000
63	Moody Nolan	$3,000,000
64	Clark Nexsen	$2,957,519
65	Cooper Carry	$2,920,364
66	SWBR	$2,800,000
67	NWH	$2,658,097
68	Urbahn Architects	$2,607,750
69	FXFOWLE	$2,551,203
70	KZF Design	$2,428,201
71	Dattner Architects	$2,388,011
72	BWBR	$2,064,715
73	Page	$2,000,000
74	EwingCole	$2,000,000
75	Massa Multimedia Architecture	$1,921,000
76	RDG Planning & Design	$1,820,000
77	CO Architects	$1,792,600
78	Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates	$1,638,819
79	HDR	$1,484,072
80	Highland Associates	$1,400,000
81	LMN Architects	$1,390,000
82	HGA Architects and Engineers	$1,307,000
83	AHL	$1,285,590
84	CTA Architects	$1,167,704
85	Shepley Bulfinch	$1,134,801
86	ACAI Associates	$1,085,000
87	GFF	$1,079,331
88	Ziegler Cooper Architects	$1,004,074
89	Kirksey Architecture	$1,000,046
90	OZ Architecture	$907,743

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