Top 100 K-12 School Architecture Firms

TOP 100 K-12 SCHOOL ARCHITECTURE FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	DLR Group	$66,300,000
2	Stantec	$64,964,601
3	Huckabee	$60,544,770
4	PBK	$55,230,000
5	Wold Architects and Engineers	$26,600,000
6	NAC Architecture	$24,647,620
7	HMC Architects	$24,031,965
8	Perkins+Will	$19,790,000
9	LPA	$19,662,221
10	Fanning/Howey Associates	$18,915,132
11	Moseley Architects	$18,370,949
12	Heery International	$18,176,260
13	Corgan	$17,550,000
14	Parkhill, Smith & Cooper	$16,043,099
15	Quattrocchi Kwok Architects	$13,695,000
16	Perkins Eastman	$13,650,000
17	HKS	$12,527,187
18	Integrus Architecture	$10,845,992
19	HMFH Architects	$10,782,018
20	Grimm + Parker Architects	$10,051,360
21	Hord Coplan Macht	$9,078,372
22	FGM Architects	$9,069,807
23	Eppstein Uhen Architects	$8,829,955
24	SMMA \| Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	$8,799,582
25	Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor	$8,789,500
26	Harvard Jolly	$8,726,452
27	SEI Design Group	$8,672,400
28	DLA Architects	$8,346,101
29	LS3P	$8,103,990
30	GWWO	$7,313,185
31	Legat Architects	$7,110,000
32	Schenkel & Shultz	$7,093,973
33	BLDD Architects	$6,560,000
34	Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood	$6,427,043
35	BRPH	$6,336,926
36	John Ciardullo Associates	$6,334,509
37	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$5,455,000
38	BWBR	$5,109,656
39	Ashley McGraw Architects	$5,107,357
40	Zyscovich Architects	$5,041,657
41	Leo A Daly	$4,835,039
42	BBS Architects and Engineers	$4,830,000
43	Cuningham Group Architecture	$4,744,591
44	Schrader Group Architecture	$4,201,726
45	KSQ Design	$4,008,954
46	EwingCole	$3,942,000
47	Harley Ellis Devereaux	$3,900,000
48	Becker Morgan Group	$3,690,208
49	JLG Architects	$3,641,020
50	Hastings+Chivetta Architects	$3,400,000
51	Clark Nexsen	$3,371,274
52	Urbahn Architects	$3,280,000
53	Cooper Carry	$3,118,175
54	CTA Architects Engineers	$2,737,466
55	RS&H	$2,700,000
56	Moody Nolan	$2,500,000
57	Little	$2,470,300
58	FXFOWLE	$2,255,465
59	DAG Architects	$2,250,000
60	LMN Architects	$1,915,000
61	Nelson Worldwide Holdings	$1,677,911
62	Gensler	$1,600,000
63	Studios Architecture	$1,513,305
64	OZ Architecture	$1,382,571
65	Environetics	$1,353,100
66	Dattner Architects	$1,214,551
67	Mithun	$1,154,000
68	Robert A.M. Stern Architects	$1,138,000
69	Kirksey Architecture	$1,123,123
70	CASCO	$1,000,000
71	Architects Hawaii Ltd.	$870,000
72	Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates	$786,356
73	Marshall Craft Associates	$777,378
74	Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners	$730,360
75	GFF	$723,148
76	RSP Architects	$652,000
77	Beck Group, The	$624,193
78	NORR	$572,861
79	Bergmann Associates	$540,096
80	CO Architects	$487,000
81	Ware Malcomb	$440,030
82	Morris Architects	$419,000
83	Hoffmann Architects	$392,195
84	Solomon Cordwell Buenz	$377,599
85	ATA Beilharz Architects	$367,027
86	STG Design	$342,000
87	Nadel	$289,272
88	ACAI Associates	$250,000
89	Vocon	$248,414
90	Brownstone Construction Group	$238,025
91	HGA	$231,000
92	Larson Design Group	$229,345
93	GSB	$190,015
94	Guernsey	$157,553
95	MV+A Architects	$155,434
96	BKSK Architects	$147,970
97	Inventure Design Group	$131,969
98	Gresham, Smith and Partners	$110,000
99	Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon	$100,000
100	Lawrence Group	$98,000
101	Emersion Design	$76,250
102	JRS Architect	$50,000
103	GRW	$42,708
104	Davis Brody Bond	$41,301
105	FitzGerald Associates Architects	$40,000
106	MBH Architects	$24,000
107	CallisonRTKL	$22,000
108	TEG Architects	$12,064

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