Top Architecture Firms [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2012 Total Revenue ($)
1	Gensler	$807,143,550
2	Perkins+Will	$360,300,000
3	NBBJ	$187,017,000
4	Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates	$153,821,100
5	Perkins Eastman	$145,000,000
6	Callison	$134,112,565
7	ZGF Architects	$107,412,274
8	Corgan	$85,377,040
9	Populous	$84,000,000
10	HMC Architects	$77,986,678
11	MulvannyG2 Architecture	$75,542,984
12	WATG / Wimberly Interiors	$64,584,000
13	Ennead Architects	$58,200,000
14	Fentress Architects	$57,800,000
15	RSP Architects	$51,248,000
16	VOA Associates	$46,600,000
17	Solomon Cordwell Buenz	$40,800,000
18	Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz	$40,081,612
19	Cooper Carry	$38,872,388
20	LS3P	$38,254,820
21	MBH Architects	$36,500,000
22	Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott	$35,975,410
23	WHR Architects	$35,776,831
24	FXFOWLE Architects	$33,980,848
25	Ware Malcomb	$31,850,000
26	Perkowitz+Ruth Architects	$31,299,928
27	Swanke Hayden Connell Asrchitects	$30,500,000
28	WDG Architecture	$29,902,998
29	FKP Architects	$29,570,000
30	Morris Architects	$29,250,000
31	CO Architects	$28,845,000
32	Payette	$28,831,669
33	Niles Bolton Associates	$28,750,880
34	Cuningham Group Architecture	$28,628,186
35	Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners	$27,554,840
36	Array Architects	$26,933,863
37	FRCH Design Worldwide	$26,500,000
38	Cambridge Seven Associates	$26,245,000
39	OZ Architecture	$25,752,000
40	GBBN Architects	$25,135,000
41	Davis Brody Bond	$24,396,446
42	Good Fulton & Farrell	$24,125,223
43	NTD Architecture	$23,786,447
44	Francis Cauffman	$22,518,122
45	Lord, Aeck & Sargent	$22,400,000
46	RNL	$22,300,000
47	Ziegler Cooper Architects	$21,562,000
48	Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates	$21,340,617
49	Kirksey Architecture	$21,152,252
50	NAC\|Architecture	$20,482,031
51	LMN Architects	$19,185,200
52	RBB Architects	$19,136,000
53	Jerde Partnership, The	$19,000,000
54	Hnedak Bobo Group	$18,867,000
55	FGM Architects	$18,784,656
56	Goettsch Partners	$18,590,000
57	BBG-BBGM	$16,600,000
58	Mithun	$16,282,000
59	Wight & Co.	$15,801,400
60	SRG Partnership	$14,208,691
61	Legat Architects	$14,030,000
62	Nadel	$14,000,000
63	H+L Architecture	$13,090,000
64	Anderson Mikos Architects	$12,615,000
65	Carrier Johnson + Culture	$12,397,746
66	Harvard Jolly Architecture	$11,481,281
67	BLT Architects	$10,800,000
68	Lee, Burkhart, Liu	$10,500,000
69	SLATERPAULL Architects	$9,101,937
70	Margulies Perruzzi Architects	$8,875,543
71	Architekton	$8,640,811
72	Ashley McGraw Architects	$7,650,760
73	SEI Design Group	$7,082,000
74	Omniplan Architects	$6,594,833
75	H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture	$6,594,000
76	DesignGroup	$6,039,173
77	Massa Montalto Architects	$6,000,000
78	Polytech Associates	$6,000,000
79	EDI International	$5,720,000
80	JRS Architect	$4,550,000
81	Adache Group Architects	$3,800,000
82	Hensley Lamkin Rachel	$3,473,000
83	api(+)	$3,400,000
84	LARGE Architecture	$2,830,756
85	AXIS Architecture + Design	$1,869,734
86	RDH Interests	$1,760,046
87	PHX Architecture	$500,000
88	DJM Architecture	$309,330

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