International Report [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Top International Architecture Firms

Rank	Company	2012 International Revenue ($)
1	Gensler	$202,138,052
2	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	$155,083,000
3	HOK	$147,000,000
4	Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates	$122,280,500
5	RTKL Associates	$105,228,000
6	Perkins+Will	$79,950,291
7	Cannon Design	$70,000,000
8	HDR Architecture	$69,100,000
9	Callison	$63,491,116
10	WATG / Wimberly Interiors	$58,638,000
11	PageSoutherlandPage	$43,330,000
12	Stantec	$43,300,000
13	NBBJ	$37,445,000
14	Perkins Eastman	$36,250,000
15	HKS	$33,000,000
16	IBI Group	$32,888,520
17	Populous	$30,990,000
18	Jerde Partnership, The	$17,800,000
19	Swanke Hayden Connell Asrchitects	$14,500,000
20	Cambridge Seven Associates	$13,424,000
21	Goettsch Partners	$12,340,000
22	Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz	$11,402,329
23	Leo A Daly	$11,225,000
24	Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates	$9,981,006
25	VOA Associates	$9,430,080
26	GBBN Architects	$7,860,000
27	ZGF Architects	$7,624,814
28	BBG-BBGM	$6,800,000
29	Epstein	$6,754,000
30	FXFOWLE Architects	$5,735,071
31	MBH Architects	$5,700,000
32	SmithGroupJJR	$5,300,000
33	HLW International	$5,000,000
33	Albert Kahn Family of Companies	$5,000,000
35	Payette	$4,905,720
36	Cuningham Group Architecture	$4,850,000
37	FRCH Design Worldwide	$3,900,000
38	Sasaki Associates	$3,486,090
39	Perkowitz+Ruth Architects	$3,400,000
40	WHR Architects	$2,969,358
41	RNL	$2,500,000
42	Corgan	$2,490,000
43	Hoefer Wysocki Architecture	$2,479,000
44	Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners	$2,297,652
45	EwingCole	$2,000,000
46	Gresham, Smith and Partners	$1,935,498
47	LMN Architects	$1,798,700
48	KZF Design	$1,610,959
49	Ware Malcomb	$1,600,000
50	Fentress Architects	$1,502,800
51	OZ Architecture	$1,500,000
52	DLR Group	$1,300,000
53	Integrated Design Group	$1,159,416
54	Nadel	$1,000,000
55	Sherlock, Smith & Adams	$916,000
56	HMC Architects	$900,000
57	Reynolds, Smith and Hills	$872,000
58	Davis Brody Bond	$700,000
59	FKP Architects	$680,000
60	Flad Architects	$631,128
61	Solomon Cordwell Buenz	$571,000
62	CTA Architects Engineers	$500,000
63	Astorino	$484,000
64	Little	$473,000
65	Ennead Architects	$410,000
66	Heery International	$394,000
67	NTD Architecture	$391,557
68	NELSON	$346,071
69	Westlake Reed Leskosky	$300,000
70	Morris Architects	$250,000
71	Harvard Jolly Architecture	$213,000
72	Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott	$173,757
73	BSA LifeStructures	$173,549
74	api(+)	$150,000
75	Hammel, Green and Abrahamson	$122,000
76	FreemanWhite	$88,000
77	Carrier Johnson + Culture	$85,362
78	SRG Partnership	$76,351
79	SHW Group	$42,546
80	Cooper Carry	$26,153

Top International Engineering Firms

Rank	Company	2012 International Revenue ($)
1	Jacobs Engineering Group	$2,579,310,985
2	Fluor	$2,534,708,300
3	URS Corp.	$1,477,167,422
4	Parsons Brinckerhoff	$1,214,500,000
5	Buro Happold Consulting Engineers	$166,020,000
6	Burns & McDonnell	$42,100,000
7	Arup	$36,313,704
8	SSOE Group	$31,069,888
9	Thornton Tomasetti	$29,592,609
10	H&A Architects & Engineers	$21,367,698
11	Allen & Shariff	$16,100,000
12	Middough	$9,000,000
13	Magnusson Klemencic Associates	$8,128,991
14	Rolf Jensen & Associates	$8,000,000
15	M-E Engineers	$7,000,000
16	Syska Hennessy Group	$5,733,138
17	Merrick & Co.	$5,100,000
18	Henderson Engineers	$4,980,000
19	Clark Nexsen	$4,697,276
20	Environmental Systems Design	$4,080,319
21	Vanderweil Engineers	$3,567,700
22	Ross & Baruzzini	$3,241,379
23	Aon Fire Protection Engineering	$3,000,000
24	Science Applications International Corp.	$2,708,771
25	Walter P Moore	$2,593,808
26	Glumac	$2,500,000
27	Walker Parking Consultants	$2,377,824
28	Simpson Gumpertz & Heger	$2,100,000
29	KPFF Consulting Engineers	$2,000,000
30	Affiliated Engineers	$1,985,000
31	Peter Basso Associates	$1,800,000
32	TLC Engineering for Architecture	$1,628,063
33	RMF Engineering Design	$1,500,000
34	Interface Engineering	$1,232,906
35	BRPH	$1,190,000
36	CTLGroup	$900,000
37	KJWW Engineering Consultants	$725,000
38	Bard, Rao + Athanas Consulting Engineers	$650,000
39	CCRD Partners	$500,000
39	Hixson Architecture, Engineering, Interiors	$500,000
41	AKF Group	$439,000
42	Newcomb & Boyd	$217,079
43	ThermalTech Engineering	$175,000
44	Mazzetti	$126,899
45	Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates	$125,000
46	Primera Engineers	$112,000
47	Coffman Engineers	$100,000
47	Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor	$100,000
49	Degenkolb Engineers	$89,391
50	Spectrum Engineers	$83,266
51	Sparling	$69,985
52	TTG	$50,000
53	Zak Companies	$40,061

Top International Construction Firms

Rank	Company	2012 International Revenue ($)
1	B. L. Harbert International	$448,930,896
2	ECC	$363,543,212
3	Jones Lang LaSalle	$205,493,000
4	Gilbane	$182,628,000
5	Structure Tone	$167,444,000
6	Walsh Group, The	$147,508,376
7	Yates Cos., The	$73,700,000
8	PCL Construction Enterprises	$58,194,468
9	Turner Corporation, The	$55,470,000
10	Walbridge	$31,000,000
11	Alberici Constructors	$27,837,042
12	DPR Construction	$23,642,679
13	Haskell	$18,176,169
14	Lend Lease	$16,844,000
15	Weitz Co., The	$5,221,000
16	Mortenson Construction	$860,000
17	Hunt Companies	$511,927

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