Top 110 university architecture firms

TOP 110 UNIVERSITY ARCHITECTURE FIRMS
RANK	COMPANY	2016 UNIVERSITY REVENUE
1	Perkins+Will	$90,434,000
2	Gensler	$75,500,000
3	CannonDesign	$53,600,000
4	EYP	$46,018,500
5	Stantec	$36,793,945
6	Jacobs	$30,970,000
7	SmithGroupJJR	$29,052,000
8	Clark Nexsen	$25,983,815
9	Flad Architects	$22,680,000
10	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$21,300,000
11	CO Architects	$20,962,400
12	Dewberry	$19,144,025
13	Ballinger	$18,491,923
14	Perkins Eastman	$18,000,000
15	Page	$18,000,000
16	DLR Group	$17,500,000
17	ZGF Architects	$15,991,877
18	BSA LifeStructures	$13,719,190
19	Shepley Bulfinch	$13,530,162
20	Elkus Manfredi Architects	$12,980,000
21	Harley Ellis Devereaux	$12,800,000
22	Hord Coplan Macht	$12,700,580
23	Diamond Schmitt Architects	$12,260,139
24	Davis Brody Bond	$12,087,047
25	HGA Architects and Engineers	$11,876,000
26	LPA	$11,841,000
27	HMC Architects	$11,434,699
28	KSQ Design	$10,981,875
29	Huitt-Zollars	$10,663,000
30	Solomon Cordwell Buenz	$10,417,102
31	PGAL	$10,200,000
32	LS3P	$10,043,908
33	Kirksey Architecture	$10,000,798
34	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	$9,706,734
35	Moseley Architects	$9,359,138
36	NBBJ	$9,000,000
37	HDR	$8,699,519
38	Westlake Reed Leskosky	$8,200,000
39	Beck Group, The	$8,167,200
40	Cooper Carry	$7,030,178
41	EwingCole	$7,000,000
42	Hastings+Chivetta Architects	$6,962,428
43	Harvard Jolly Architecture	$6,702,813
44	PBK	$6,500,000
45	Lord Aeck Sargent	$6,258,572
46	Tsoi Kobus Design	$6,157,167
47	GBBN Architects	$6,100,000
48	KSS Architects	$6,017,423
49	BWBR	$5,982,242
50	Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood	$5,838,846
51	Kahler Slater	$5,800,000
52	HKS	$5,657,474
53	Lawrence Group	$5,600,000
54	FXFOWLE	$5,571,290
55	Leo A Daly	$5,221,337
56	DLA+ Architecture & Interior Design	$5,214,200
57	Little	$5,156,059
58	SWBR	$5,000,000
59	Niles Bolton Associates	$4,850,000
60	LMN Architects	$4,750,000
61	KZF Design	$4,644,961
62	Mackey Mitchell Architects	$4,461,358
63	FKP Architects	$4,385,211
64	Cambridge Seven Associates	$4,333,840
65	Legat Architects	$4,285,000
66	OZ Architecture	$4,233,399
67	Glavé & Holmes Architecture	$4,185,000
68	FGM Architects	$3,865,278
69	Moody Nolan	$3,800,000
70	NAC Architecture	$3,643,772
71	Cordogan Clark & Associates	$3,500,000
72	Urbahn Architects	$3,431,250
73	Corgan	$3,365,665
74	RSP Architects	$3,284,000
75	Alliiance	$3,256,200
76	Parkhill, Smith & Cooper	$3,057,000
77	GWWO, Inc./Architects	$3,025,498
78	CallisonRTKL	$3,006,000
79	Grimm + Parker Architects	$2,906,051
80	Bergmann Associates	$2,885,141
81	RDG Planning & Design	$2,717,000
82	NORR	$2,684,199
83	HOK	$2,664,000
84	Baskervill	$2,620,429
85	Bostwick Design Partnership	$2,574,247
86	Hoffmann Architects	$2,273,907
87	RNL Design	$2,016,000
88	Wilson Architects	$1,900,000
89	FRCH Design Worldwide	$1,900,000
90	Schenkel & Shultz	$1,870,508
91	Fentress Architects	$1,820,900
92	JLG Architects	$1,768,154
93	Ashley McGraw Architects	$1,712,090
94	WDG Architecture	$1,700,000
95	Harriman	$1,637,961
96	Huckabee	$1,520,211
97	Highland Associates	$1,500,000
98	NWH	$1,491,868
99	Carrier Johnson + Culture	$1,484,863
100	BLDD Architects	$1,400,000
101	Payette	$1,246,256
102	Environetics	$1,203,233
103	Bermello Ajamil & Partners	$1,200,000
104	STG Design	$1,165,000
105	BRPH	$1,148,786
106	Interior Architects	$1,043,829
107	Progressive AE	$1,014,403
108	ACAI Associates	$1,008,000
109	tvsdesign	$1,000,000
110	CSArch	$975,596

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