Ranked: Top hotel sector AEC firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Top Hotel Sector Architecture Firms

Rank	Company	2013 Hotel Sector Revenue
1	Gensler	$73,090,000
2	WATG \| Wimberly Interiors	$61,997,000
3	HKS	$42,985,038
4	RTKL Associates	$18,611,000
5	Leo A Daly	$16,340,978
6	Hnedak Bobo Group	$13,991,000
7	Vocon	$12,884,412
8	Perkins Eastman	$12,400,000
9	Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates	$11,349,000
10	Perkins+will	$11,054,467
11	Cooper Carry	$10,877,898
12	NORR	$10,681,284
13	FRCH Design Worldwide	$9,000,000
14	VOA Associates	$8,904,392
15	HOK	$8,030,487
16	OZ Architecture	$7,173,000
17	Urban Design Group	$6,235,000
18	Goettsch Partners	$5,840,000
19	Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates	$4,913,157
20	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	$4,850,256
21	Callison	$4,679,813
22	Cambridge Seven Associates	$4,015,000
23	Stantec	$3,745,553
24	Baskervill	$3,704,027
25	DLR Group	$3,400,000
26	Adache Group Architects	$3,200,000
27	WDG Architecture	$3,174,000
28	LawKingdon Architecture	$3,100,000
29	BLTa	$3,100,000
30	Solomon Cordwell Buenz	$3,000,000
31	RDH Interests	$2,211,592
32	Ware Malcomb	$2,208,000
33	Cuningham Group Architecture	$2,204,598
34	Morris Architects	$1,510,000
35	EwingCole	$1,435,000
36	Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio	$1,400,000
37	Beyer Blinder Belle	$1,367,892
38	Environetics	$1,347,827
39	GBBN Architects	$1,245,000
40	LS3P	$1,164,633
41	EDI International	$1,150,203
42	Goodwyn Mills & Cawood	$796,269
43	NBBJ	$732,000
44	RSP Architects	$732,000
45	CTA Architects Engineers	$731,260
46	Kirksey	$713,104
47	Ratio Architects	$709,840
48	Page	$690,000
49	Clark Nexsen	$655,947
50	P+R Architects	$592,256
51	LPA	$555,040
52	Legat Architects	$525,400
53	Epstein	$404,000
54	Becker Morgan Group	$388,152
55	Montroy Andersen DeMarco	$336,000
56	JRS Architect	$250,000
57	PHX Architecture	$250,000
58	CASCO Diversified Corp.	$225,000
59	Nadel	$200,000
60	RNL	$165,000
61	Little	$161,447
62	Swanke Hayden Connell Architects	$160,000
63	Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	$150,000
64	Niles Bolton Associates	$129,515
65	Eppstein Uhen Architects	$126,202
66	FitzGerald Associates Architects	$101,000
67	ZGF Architects	$74,869
68	KZF Design	$55,744
69	Heery International	$49,850
70	NAC\|Architecture	$45,680
71	ai Design Group	$43,416
72	Ennead Architects	$41,451
73	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$39,343
74	Hoffmann Architects	$30,000
75	Commonwealth Architects	$24,888
76	Corgan	$15,563
77	Nelson	$5,850

Top Hotel Sector Engineering Firms

Rank	Company	2013 Hotel Sector Revenue
1	AECOM Technology Corp.	$49,270,000
2	Parsons Brinckerhoff	$25,364,760
3	Thornton Tomasetti	$6,338,924
4	Simpson Gumpertz & Heger	$4,740,000
5	WSP Group	$4,730,000
6	DeSimone Consulting Engineers	$4,514,492
7	Aon Fire Protection Engineering Corp.	$4,000,000
8	Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates	$3,150,000
9	Arup	$2,405,640
10	KPFF Consulting Engineers	$2,400,000
11	Glumac	$2,388,762
12	TLC Engineering for Architecture	$2,168,465
13	Environmental Systems Design	$2,086,092
14	Vanderweil Engineers	$1,856,000
15	Bala Consulting Engineers	$1,854,000
16	AKF Group	$1,143,000
17	Magnusson Klemencic Associates	$1,044,091
18	M/E Engineering	$1,034,842
19	M-E Engineers	$966,000
20	Syska Hennessy Group	$822,845
21	Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber	$800,000
22	I. C. Thomasson Associates	$700,000
23	Walter P Moore and Associates	$590,682
24	H&A Architects & Engineers	$575,000
25	Karpinski Engineering	$540,647
26	Interface Engineering	$535,530
27	Allen & Shariff	$450,000
28	KJWW Engineering Consultants	$417,330
29	Sparling	$321,658
30	Joseph R. Loring & Associates	$310,000
31	Martin/Martin	$309,174
32	Spectrum Engineers	$302,565
33	Graef	$300,000
34	H.F. Lenz	$285,000
35	CTLGroup	$280,000
36	GHT Limited	$275,000
37	Smith Seckman Reid	$270,470
38	TTG	$229,130
39	Kamm Consulting	$225,650
40	OLA Consulting Engineers	$200,000
41	Wallace Engineering	$189,000
42	Bridgers & Paxton Consulting Engineers	$168,695
43	KLH Engineers	$152,041
44	Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor	$140,000
45	Shive-Hattery	$128,770
46	Dunham Associates	$125,000
47	RDK Engineers	$120,000
48	Coffman Engineers	$112,654
49	RMF Engineering	$100,000
50	Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon	$100,000
51	Heapy Engineering	$97,590
52	Henderson Engineers	$97,218
53	Mazzetti	$38,600
54	Newcomb & Boyd	$26,992
55	Leidos	$20,000
56	G&W Engineering Corp.	$19,300
57	French & Parrello Associates	$17,500
58	Davis, Bowen & Friedel	$13,751
59	P2S Engineering	$9,186
60	Zak Companies	$2,306

Top Hotel Sector Construction Firms

Rank	Company	2013 Hotel Sector Revenue
1	Tutor Perini Corp.	$371,398,983
2	Swinerton Builders	$367,280,000
3	Yates Companies, The	$360,500,000
4	Turner Construction	$269,097,000
5	Balfour Beatty US	$265,721,850
6	Lend Lease	$234,391,000
7	Hensel Phelps	$210,230,000
8	Manhattan Construction	$165,659,000
9	LPCiminelli	$164,138,871
10	Mortenson Construction	$147,420,000
11	Structure Tone	$137,250,000
12	O'Neil Industries/W.E. O'Neil	$119,697,655
13	Flintco	$118,200,000
14	Hunt Construction Group	$116,000,000
15	Brasfield & Gorrie	$94,523,177
16	DPR Construction	$82,916,246
17	James McHugh Construction	$74,716,321
18	Plaza Construction	$74,000,000
19	Gilbane	$69,896,880
20	Messer Construction	$64,491,530
21	Holder Construction	$63,767,000
22	PCL Construction	$62,873,888
23	Whiting-Turner Contracting Co., The	$62,735,175
24	EBCO General Contractor	$62,387,000
25	Beck Group, The	$56,891,030
26	Skanska USA	$53,363,259
27	Clark Group	$51,764,042
28	Layton Construction	$50,700,000
29	Bernards	$47,600,000
30	Power Construction	$46,000,000
31	Walsh Group, The	$35,335,227
32	HITT Contracting	$32,600,000
33	JE Dunn Construction	$30,163,820
34	Hill International	$29,000,000
35	Austin Commercial	$27,803,121
36	Ryan Companies US	$25,692,201
37	Parsons Brinckerhoff	$25,364,760
38	Hill & Wilkinson	$25,104,000
39	CORE Construction Group	$23,026,613
40	Shawmut Design and Construction	$23,000,000
41	Choate Construction	$21,909,424
42	McCarthy Holdings	$20,500,000
43	W. M. Jordan Company	$20,241,141
44	Weitz Company, The	$19,557,567
45	EMJ Corp.	$19,000,000
46	Suffolk Construction	$18,731,394
47	Weis Builders	$15,358,000
48	Robins & Morton	$12,006,784
49	Haselden Construction	$11,640,853
50	Hoar Construction	$10,164,000
51	New South Construction	$9,598,000
52	Graycor	$7,227,357
53	Pepper Construction	$7,210,000
54	Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction	$5,000,000
55	Gray Construction	$4,560,000
56	Kraus-Anderson Construction	$4,000,000
57	JLL	$3,756,700
58	C.W. Driver	$3,650,000
59	Juneau Construction	$3,124,497
60	E.W. Howell	$2,907,000
61	Absher Construction	$1,511,380
62	Adolfson & Peterson Construction	$1,332,220
63	IMC Construction	$1,200,000
64	Astorino	$1,092,471
65	Hoffman Construction	$1,000,000
66	Batson-Cook	$910,554
67	Allen & Shariff	$450,000
68	Stalco Construction	$336,000
69	Coakley & Williams Construction	$286,348
70	S. M. Wilson & Co.	$70,699
71	Heery International	$49,850
72	Alberici Constructors	$25,704
73	Kitchell Corp.	$9,447

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