Top Architecture/Engineering Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2013 A/E Revenue ($)
1	Stantec	$450,836,575
2	HOK	$400,000,000
3	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	$334,525,346
4	HDR	$303,000,000
5	HKS	$255,063,624
6	CannonDesign	$213,000,000
7	RTKL Associates	$205,373,000
8	SmithGroupJJR	$162,973,000
9	Hammel, Green and Abrahamson	$119,100,000
10	DLR Group	$110,000,000
11	Leo A Daly	$107,370,172
12	Page	$99,750,000
13	Flad Architects	$77,200,000
14	NORR	$77,138,166
15	EYP Architecture & Engineering	$75,000,000
16	Heery International	$69,483,688
17	EwingCole	$66,400,000
18	Gresham, Smith and Partners	$63,648,000
19	Clark Nexsen	$62,965,000
20	SHW Group	$56,587,000
21	Little	$54,196,720
22	RS&H	$49,000,000
23	RSP Architects	$47,822,000
24	LPA	$47,519,086
25	CTA Architects Engineers	$45,875,649
26	Harley Ellis Devereaux	$43,500,000
27	PBK	$42,600,000
28	Ware Malcomb	$42,100,000
29	WD Partners	$41,800,000
30	Nelson	$40,253,092
31	Hunt Companies	$39,986,811
32	Ballinger	$38,780,911
33	BRPH	$36,516,000
34	BSA LifeStructures	$36,345,640
35	Moody Nolan	$36,130,811
36	Epstein	$31,856,000
37	PGAL	$30,680,000
38	Morris Architects	$27,824,750
39	Parkhill, Smith & Cooper	$27,519,000
40	Bergmann Associates	$27,500,000
41	Goodwyn Mills & Cawood	$26,864,800
42	FreemanWhite	$25,543,154
43	Westlake Reed Leskosky	$25,300,000
44	Lord Aeck Sargent	$25,255,733
45	Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	$23,385,000
46	HNTB Corp.	$20,743,217
47	Albert Kahn Associates	$20,173,778
48	Environetics	$18,784,073
49	Fanning/Howey Associates	$18,623,000
50	SchenkelShultz Architecture	$18,570,000
51	Integrus Architecture	$18,156,275
52	Hastings+Chivetta Architects	$16,856,518
53	Wight & Company (AE)	$16,194,000
54	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$15,838,420
55	Astorino	$14,092,666
56	Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio	$14,053,380
57	Nadel	$14,000,000
58	LawKingdon Architecture	$13,500,000
59	CASCO Diversified Corp.	$13,300,000
60	Baskervill	$12,126,880
61	Becker Morgan Group	$12,111,245
62	Margulies Perruzzi Architects	$11,482,280
63	TEG Architects	$10,387,812
64	KZF Design	$10,192,399
65	LaBella Associates	$9,768,684
66	Rosser International	$8,971,774
67	Sherlock, Smith & Adams	$8,318,000
68	BBS Architects	$8,093,283
69	Urban Design Group	$7,660,000
70	Hoffmann Architects	$7,400,000
71	JRS Architect	$5,900,000
72	Sheehan Partners	$5,808,601
73	TK Architects	$4,342,048
74	Hensley Lamkin Rachel	$3,510,000
75	Emersion Design	$3,507,325
76	PHX Architecture	$3,300,000
77	RDH Interests	$3,290,542
78	ATA Beilharz Architects	$1,575,255
79	Colkitt & Company	$1,100,000
80	Poskanzer Skott	$1,025,000

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