Top Healthcare Sector Architecture Firms [2013 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2012 Healthcare Revenue ($)
1	HDR Architecture	$185,763,000
2	HKS	$134,000,000
3	Cannon Design	$109,000,000
4	Perkins+Will	$100,962,255
5	Stantec	$98,471,457
6	NBBJ	$96,169,000
7	HOK	$84,300,000
8	SmithGroupJJR	$66,700,000
9	Perkins Eastman	$63,800,000
10	RTKL Associates	$60,746,000
11	Hammel, Green and Abrahamson	$57,991,000
12	Astorino	$53,217,000
13	IBI Group	$50,488,890
14	Heery International	$42,475,000
15	Gresham, Smith and Partners	$42,414,276
16	BSA LifeStructures	$33,772,217
17	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	$32,834,000
18	HMC Architects	$32,537,792
19	ZGF Architects	$31,420,909
20	PageSoutherlandPage	$30,480,000
21	WHR Architects	$29,759,360
22	Array Architects	$26,933,863
23	EwingCole	$26,000,000
24	Ennead Architects	$25,640,000
25	FreemanWhite	$25,600,000
26	Ballinger	$22,906,980
27	Leo A Daly	$19,957,790
28	Flad Architects	$19,870,000
29	FKP Architects	$19,320,000
30	RBB Architects	$19,136,000
31	CO Architects	$18,324,000
32	Taylor	$16,196,847
33	Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott	$15,689,988
34	Francis Cauffman	$14,571,693
35	Sherlock, Smith & Adams	$13,024,000
36	Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz	$12,852,127
37	Hoefer Wysocki Architecture	$12,637,000
38	Anderson Mikos Architects	$12,615,000
39	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	$12,482,000
40	Harley Ellis Devereaux	$12,479,000
41	GBBN Architects	$11,300,000
42	VOA Associates	$10,342,580
43	H+L Architecture	$9,930,000
44	Lee, Burkhart, Liu	$9,475,000
45	Swanke Hayden Connell Asrchitects	$8,000,000
46	Gensler	$7,820,000
47	Payette	$7,475,383
48	DLR Group	$7,300,000
49	TEG Architects - The Estopinal Group	$6,193,712
50	NTD Architecture	$5,894,155
51	CTA Architects Engineers	$5,840,988
52	Moody Nolan	$5,200,000
53	Harvard Jolly Architecture	$4,782,298
54	NAC\|Architecture	$4,757,486
55	Corgan	$4,741,475
56	Reynolds, Smith and Hills	$4,360,000
57	Polytech Associates	$4,200,000
58	Westlake Reed Leskosky	$4,000,000
59	DesignGroup	$3,860,284
60	Albert Kahn Family of Companies	$3,758,700
61	LS3P	$3,567,808
62	Fletcher-Thompson	$3,465,000
63	RSP Architects	$3,374,000
64	SRG Partnership	$3,052,418
65	EYP	$3,000,000
66	MulvannyG2 Architecture	$2,870,794
67	Baskervill	$2,805,000
68	Morris Architects	$2,200,000
69	Kirksey Architecture	$2,115,252
70	Davis Brody Bond	$2,087,467
71	Little	$2,052,300
72	Wight & Co.	$1,855,000
73	LawKingdon Architecture	$1,700,000
74	Fentress Architects	$1,512,443
75	PBK	$1,500,000
76	Epstein	$1,476,000
77	Environetics	$1,463,481
78	Solomon Cordwell Buenz	$1,000,000
78	HLW International	$1,000,000
80	Legat Architects	$880,000
81	Cuningham Group Architecture	$858,846
82	Hoffmann Architects	$734,000
83	Margulies Perruzzi Architects	$732,290
84	Nadel	$618,000
85	SMMA \| Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	$610,000
86	Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood	$600,000
87	Ware Malcomb	$568,000
88	Callison	$520,044
89	OZ Architecture	$417,926
90	Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates	$416,500
91	LPA	$412,155
92	SHW Group	$353,900
93	Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates	$342,337
94	Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber	$300,000
95	JRS Architect	$250,000
96	Mithun	$203,000
97	SEI Design Group	$184,000
98	KZF Design	$179,748
99	Cooper Carry	$178,384
100	Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio	$150,000
101	Architekton	$133,149
102	PHX Architecture	$100,000
103	BBS Architects, Landscape Architects and Engineers	$90,000
104	NELSON	$65,833
105	Emersion Design	$36,233
106	MBH Architects	$5,000

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