Top 90 Retail Architecture Firms

TOP 90 RETAIL ARCHITECTURE FIRMS
Rank	Firm	2015 Revenue
1	CallisonRTKL	$205,964,000
2	Gensler	$129,680,000
3	GreenbergFarrow	$49,719,540
4	MG2	$45,652,293
5	Stantec	$39,933,013
6	FRCH Design Worldwide	$38,017,500
7	WD Partners	$38,000,000
8	MBH Architects	$28,126,062
9	NORR	$20,326,054
10	P+R Architects	$20,000,000
11	Little	$19,762,300
12	RSP Architects	$16,563,000
13	Bergmann Associates	$15,730,440
14	Sargenti Architects	$15,450,000
15	CTA Architects Engineers	$14,967,299
16	CASCO	$13,000,000
17	Herschman Architects	$12,392,392
18	GFF	$11,919,387
19	DLR Group	$11,600,000
20	Ware Malcomb	$11,315,063
21	TPG Architecture	$11,098,000
22	LK Architecture	$7,620,000
23	Cooper Carry	$7,525,644
24	Beck Group, The	$7,428,909
25	Nelson Worldwide Holdings	$7,061,545
26	LS3P	$6,912,851
27	Howell Belanger Castelli Architects	$6,463,346
28	Nadel	$6,376,015
29	Perkins+Will	$6,080,000
30	Larson Design Group	$5,999,155
31	api(+)	$5,200,000
32	HOK	$4,812,000
33	Lawrence Group	$4,766,000
34	Jencen Architecture	$3,900,000
35	Cuningham Group Architecture	$3,888,522
36	Beyer Blinder Belle Architects & Planners	$3,629,318
37	NewStudio Architecture	$3,600,000
38	Zyscovich Architects	$3,597,383
39	ai Design Group	$3,574,874
40	MV+A Architects	$3,330,738
41	Architects Hawaii Ltd.	$3,325,000
42	Gresham, Smith and Partners	$2,940,000
43	RS&H	$2,700,000
44	Vocon	$2,484,140
45	Oculus	$2,418,832
46	Alliiance	$2,363,000
47	LPA	$2,267,451
48	Perkins Eastman	$1,950,000
49	BRPH	$1,851,069
50	Rossetti	$1,828,975
51	Goodwyn, Mills and Cawood	$1,791,052
52	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	$1,739,569
53	Architecture Design Collaborative	$1,700,000
54	Studios Architecture	$1,439,136
55	GSB	$1,426,000
56	Goettsch Partners	$1,400,000
57	GBBN Architects	$1,280,000
58	Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates	$1,123,009
59	Robert A.M. Stern Architects	$1,050,000
60	tvsdesign	$1,030,000
61	Moody Nolan	$1,000,000
62	Ted Moudis Associates	$1,000,000
63	Environetics	$908,099
64	TK Architects International	$892,597
65	Clark Nexsen	$779,198
66	TEG Architects	$767,617
67	BKSK Architects	$744,852
68	HDR	$629,600
69	Becker Morgan Group	$622,250
70	VOA Associates	$611,188
71	Cambridge Seven Associates	$610,000
72	FXFOWLE	$557,963
73	Montroy Andersen DeMarco	$480,000
74	DLA+ Architecture & Interior Design	$424,268
75	Eppstein Uhen Architects	$359,296
76	Solomon Cordwell Buenz	$337,426
77	Heery International	$331,414
78	Emersion Design	$329,066
79	KSQ Design	$326,195
80	Morris Architects	$318,000
81	GGLO	$300,000
82	Hnedak Bobo Group	$263,713
83	Corgan	$253,242
84	DAG Architects	$250,000
85	Leo A Daly	$249,796
86	KGP Design Studio	$227,500
87	Schenkel & Shultz	$224,384
88	FitzGerald Associates Architects	$219,000
89	Paulus, Sokolowski and Sartor	$213,600
90	ZGF Architects	$212,268
91	Margulies Perruzzi Architects	$204,517
92	Mithun	$190,000
93	FKP Architects	$170,147
94	Large Architecture	$169,125
95	Diamond Schmitt Architects	$127,000
96	JRS Architect	$110,000
97	Niles Bolton Associates	$100,000

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