RELIGIOUS FACILITY GIANTS: A ranking of the nation’s top religious sector design and construction firms

TOP 30 RELIGIOUS FACILITY ARCHITECTURE FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	Gensler	$15,520,000
2	Leo A Daly	$6,479,274
3	ZGF Architects	$4,930,102
4	LS3P	$4,158,154
5	HGA	$2,920,000
6	GFF	$2,639,868
7	Beck Group, The	$2,575,013
8	Kirksey Architecture	$2,038,123
9	Parkhill, Smith & Cooper	$1,455,588
10	Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners	$1,098,951
11	Perkins+Will	$980,000
12	LPA	$881,432
13	Cuningham Group Architecture	$868,559
14	BLDD Architects	$860,000
15	Zyscovich Architects	$815,430
16	Stantec	$696,902
17	Diamond Schmitt Architects	$672,000
18	CTA Architects Engineers	$590,380
19	Environetics	$423,590
20	Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture	$356,399
21	RNL Design	$330,600
22	Clark Nexsen	$236,565
23	JLG Architects	$220,005
24	Schenkel & Shultz	$215,753
25	Emersion Design	$208,600
26	Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood	$200,649
27	BKSK Architects	$174,083
28	STG Design	$171,000
29	Lord Aeck Sargent	$160,154
30	Becker Morgan Group	$153,765
31	Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor	$113,000
32	FXFOWLE	$106,750
33	LK Architecture	$100,000


TOP 40 RELIGIOUS FACILITY CONSTRUCTION FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	Brasfield & Gorrie	$59,779,222
2	Layton Construction Co.	$39,000,000
3	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$37,696,142
4	PCL Construction Enterprises	$34,259,099
5	Turner Construction Co.	$31,077,310
6	Choate Construction Co.	$27,409,144
7	Yates Companies, The	$26,600,000
8	Beck Group, The	$21,968,942
9	Walbridge	$10,000,000
10	Adolfson & Peterson Construction	$9,740,000
11	Hill & Wilkinson General Contractors	$7,996,000
12	Core Construction Group	$7,991,083
13	AECOM	$6,230,000
14	JE Dunn Construction	$5,712,891
15	Kitchell Corp.	$5,337,746
16	Paric Corporation	$5,000,000
17	Alberici-Flintco	$4,893,353
18	Bernards	$4,000,000
19	W.E. O’Neil Construction Co.	$3,862,355
20	W.M. Jordan Company	$3,779,955
21	EMJ Corp.	$3,428,711
22	Bomel Construction Co.	$2,600,000
23	C.W. Driver Companies	$2,409,902
24	WSP \| Parsons Brinckerhoff	$2,292,000
25	Skanska USA	$2,236,847
26	Hill International	$2,000,000
27	Gilbane Building Co.	$1,809,000
28	Haselden Construction	$1,765,130
29	Cahill Contractors	$1,710,000
30	Stalco Construction	$1,700,000
31	Manhattan Construction Group	$1,588,000
32	Sachse Construction	$1,401,585
33	Hoar Construction	$1,196,000
34	DPR Construction	$1,171,000
35	Boldt Company, The	$933,634
36	Jacobs	$550,000
37	Shook Construction Co.	$482,473
38	Weis Builders	$223,000
39	Graycor	$211,194
40	Doster Construction Co.	$164,005
41	Zak Companies	$7,359


TOP 30 RELIGIOUS FACILITY ENGINEERING FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	AECOM	$48,500,000
2	Jacobs	$13,630,000
3	WSP \| Parsons Brinckerhoff	$8,384,000
4	Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates	$1,770,000
5	Simpson Gumpertz & Heger	$1,446,000
6	KJWW / TTG	$580,024
7	Baird, Hampton & Brown	$449,810
8	Thornton Tomasetti	$318,964
9	I. C. Thomasson Associates	$311,000
10	Wallace Engineering	$300,000
11	CTLGroup	$300,000
12	Jensen Hughes	$235,565
13	ME Engineers	$200,000
14	OLA Consulting Engineers	$194,370
15	Arup	$178,385
16	Henderson Engineers	$164,925
17	Glumac	$135,168
18	KLH Engineers	$118,417
19	TLC Engineering for Architecture	$113,492
20	DeSimone Consulting Engineers	$105,871
21	KZF Design	$104,980
22	Interface Engineering	$99,460
23	Walter P Moore	$98,215
24	P2S Engineering	$88,585
25	CJL Engineering, Inc.	$82,500
26	Newcomb & Boyd	$74,300
27	Loring Consulting Engineers	$65,000
28	William Tao & Associates	$63,078
29	Peter Basso Associates	$58,030
30	Spectrum Engineers	$57,777

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