Top 50 Sports Facility Architecture Firms

TOP 50 SPORTS FACILITY ARCHITECTURE FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	Populous	$113,741,160
2	HKS	$81,220,737
3	HOK	$58,589,000
4	Gensler	$42,850,000
5	HNTB Corporation	$13,419,171
6	Cuningham Group Architecture	$10,238,235
7	Moody Nolan	$9,800,000
8	Sink Combs Dethlefs	$9,719,919
9	VOA Associates	$9,577,715
10	Stantec	$8,654,844
11	DLR Group	$8,400,000
12	Heery International	$7,543,712
13	Rossetti	$6,307,635
14	PBK	$6,120,000
15	MEIS	$5,800,000
16	JLG Architects	$5,606,613
17	LPA	$5,563,065
18	Beck Group, The	$5,257,064
19	BWBR	$4,061,299
20	CallisonRTKL	$3,808,000
21	Diamond Schmitt Architects	$3,324,000
22	EwingCole	$3,285,000
23	tvsdesign	$2,840,000
24	Perkins+Will	$2,600,000
25	Becker Morgan Group	$2,597,913
26	NORR	$2,146,059
27	LS3P	$2,054,885
28	NBBJ	$2,000,000
29	Perkins Eastman	$1,950,000
30	Rosser International	$1,834,689
31	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$1,576,000
32	GFF	$1,485,422
33	ZGF Architects	$1,419,287
34	DLA+ Architecture & Interior Design	$1,363,472
35	Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood	$1,320,557
36	HDR	$1,259,200
37	Convergence Design	$1,226,000
38	Alliiance	$1,168,050
39	Eppstein Uhen Architects	$1,091,981
40	CTA Architects Engineers	$880,580
41	Kirksey Architecture	$836,448
42	HGA	$822,000
43	BBS Architects and Engineers	$800,000
44	Guernsey	$785,038
45	Architects Hawaii Ltd.	$719,000
46	Clark Nexsen	$700,000
47	GSB	$624,057
48	SMMA \| Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	$606,596
49	GWWO	$588,114
50	Leo A Daly	$521,100

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