Top Data Center Architecture Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2013 Data Center Revenue
1	Gensler	$25,839,736
2	Corgan	23,560,060
3	HDR	15,150,000
4	Page	13,950,000
5	Sheehan Partners	5,666,072
6	Little	5,450,648
7	RS&H	4,900,000
8	Callison	3,940,188
9	Clark Nexsen	3,186,054
10	Environetics	2,947,119
11	HOK	1,971,352
12	KZF Design	1,699,307
13	Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	1,260,000
14	Harvard Jolly Architecture	1,143,578
15	Schrader Group Architecture	1,098,519
16	Solomon Cordwell Buenz	1,000,000
17	Hammel, Green and Abrahamson	757,874
18	EwingCole	625,000
19	Heery International	589,726
20	Nelson	394,035
21	JRS Architect	275,000
22	Ware Malcomb	262,000
23	Gresham, Smith and Partners	118,000
24	Stantec	80,826
25	Becker Morgan Group	75,482
26	Perkins+will	52,924
27	Hoffmann Architects	48,000
28	RSP Architects	43,000
29	HNTB Corp.	37,281
30	Nadel	30,000
31	Lord Aeck Sargent	24,238

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