Top 100 University Architecture Firms

TOP 100 UNIVERSITY ARCHITECTURE FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	Gensler	$79,810,000
2	Perkins+Will	$59,960,000
3	CannonDesign	$56,800,000
4	EYP	$46,539,910
5	Stantec	$37,993,785
6	Robert A.M. Stern Architects	$24,802,000
7	Clark Nexsen	$24,561,000
8	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$21,833,000
9	CO Architects	$21,475,500
10	HDR	$21,406,400
11	Ballinger	$19,649,344
12	SmithGroupJJR	$19,642,339
13	Page	$19,470,000
14	Flad Architects	$17,400,000
15	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	$15,941,647
16	Perkins Eastman	$15,600,000
17	Solomon Cordwell Buenz	$15,596,312
18	DLR Group	$14,500,000
19	LS3P	$14,293,922
20	Shepley Bulfinch	$14,256,457
21	KSQ Design	$14,210,386
22	Hord Coplan Macht	$14,007,281
23	Diamond Schmitt Architects	$13,362,000
24	Wilson Architects	$13,200,000
25	ZGF Architects	$12,544,291
26	Morris Architects	$12,437,000
27	HMC Architects	$12,170,603
28	Cooper Carry	$11,915,576
29	Moseley Architects	$10,090,664
30	Harley Ellis Devereaux	$10,000,000
31	Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners	$9,964,919
32	Davis Brody Bond	$9,789,888
33	Kirksey Architecture	$9,405,988
34	Hastings+Chivetta Architects	$9,250,000
35	NORR	$8,522,777
36	HKS	$8,351,458
37	NBBJ	$8,000,000
38	Mithun	$7,836,000
39	Lord Aeck Sargent	$7,474,931
40	HGA	$7,372,000
41	EwingCole	$7,227,000
42	LPA	$7,003,057
43	Little	$6,916,800
44	Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor	$5,982,000
45	Heery International	$5,550,265
46	Leo A Daly	$5,419,535
47	Tsoi/Kobus & Associates	$5,093,900
48	Westlake Reed Leskosky	$5,050,257
49	FXFOWLE	$4,924,181
50	DLA+ Architecture & Interior Design	$4,909,081
51	Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood	$4,883,450
52	CTA Architects Engineers	$4,804,414
53	Lawrence Group	$4,659,000
54	Legat Architects	$4,620,000
55	FKP Architects	$4,559,249
56	BWBR	$4,369,233
57	Harvard Jolly	$4,213,839
58	LMN Architects	$4,194,000
59	OZ Architecture	$4,124,367
60	GBBN Architects	$3,940,000
61	Parkhill, Smith & Cooper	$3,622,282
62	HOK	$3,564,000
63	Moody Nolan	$3,500,000
64	FGM Architects	$3,486,758
65	Cambridge Seven Associates	$3,008,000
66	BLDD Architects	$2,960,000
67	JLG Architects	$2,914,217
68	VOA Associates	$2,873,148
69	GWWO	$2,822,672
70	RS&H	$2,700,000
71	Marshall Craft Associates	$2,648,574
72	Bostwick Design Partnership	$2,418,000
73	SMMA \| Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	$2,341,278
74	Beck Group, The	$2,282,522
75	Integrus Architecture	$2,160,404
76	Grimm + Parker Architects	$2,158,055
77	Bergmann Associates	$1,946,080
78	Hoffmann Architects	$1,912,327
79	4240 Architecture	$1,912,009
80	NAC Architecture	$1,834,657
81	Environetics	$1,753,350
82	RSP Architects	$1,750,000
83	Ashley McGraw Architects	$1,617,882
84	Dattner Architects	$1,605,186
85	DGA	$1,575,376
86	Corgan	$1,557,493
87	Carrier Johnson + Culture	$1,532,602
88	Niles Bolton Associates	$1,300,000
89	GGLO	$1,290,000
90	Schenkel & Shultz	$1,265,178
91	WDG	$1,163,000
92	Nelson Worldwide Holdings	$1,048,266
93	Alliiance	$1,032,220
94	BBS Architects and Engineers	$1,005,000
95	Albert Kahn Associates	$1,000,000
96	CallisonRTKL	$989,000
97	Zyscovich Architects	$881,244
98	STG Design	$855,000
99	Urbahn Architects	$770,000
100	ACAI Associates	$750,000
101	Eppstein Uhen Architects	$736,977
102	Baskervill	$715,960
103	tvsdesign	$640,000
104	Hnedak Bobo Group	$635,058
105	Cuningham Group Architecture	$595,265
106	RNL Design	$542,500
107	DAG Architects	$500,000

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