Top Healthcare Sector Architecture Firms [2014 Giants 300 Report]

Rank	Company	2013 Healthcare Revenue
1	HDR	191,150,000
2	Stantec	126,523,841
3	HKS	113,904,765
4	CannonDesign	108,000,000
5	Perkins+will	96,663,046
6	HOK	92,185,580
7	NBBJ	85,544,000
8	Perkins Eastman	69,750,000
9	Hammel, Green and Abrahamson	66,036,440
10	SmithGroupJJR	58,159,528
11	RTKL Associates	53,752,000
12	Heery International	42,516,564
13	WHR Architects	36,687,012
14	Gresham, Smith and Partners	36,627,000
15	ZGF Architects	36,269,781
16	EwingCole	29,360,000
17	Leo A Daly	28,569,588
18	BSA LifeStructures	26,974,792
19	HMC Architects	26,241,135
20	FreemanWhite	25,941,154
21	Page	25,000,000
22	Skidmore, Owings & Merrill	24,558,915
23	Array Architects	24,500,000
24	Ballinger	22,549,125
25	Flad Architects	22,000,000
26	FKP Architects	20,300,000
27	CO Architects	19,626,400
28	Shepley Bulfinch	16,286,000
29	RBB Architects	16,078,351
30	Francis Cauffman	14,782,519
31	GBBN Architects	14,600,000
32	Hoefer Wysocki Architecture	14,575,000
33	Anderson Mikos Architects	13,162,600
34	Gensler	12,160,524
35	VOA Associates	12,092,850
36	Taylor Design	11,900,000
37	Ennead Architects	11,126,793
38	Ascension Group Architects	10,200,000
39	LBL Architects	9,600,000
40	Westlake Reed Leskosky	9,361,000
41	Harvard Jolly Architecture	9,117,122
42	TEG Architects	8,735,194
43	Harley Ellis Devereaux	8,610,000
44	H+L Architecture	7,949,952
45	Hord Coplan Macht	7,185,711
46	Sherlock, Smith & Adams	6,830,000
47	Eppstein Uhen Architects	6,733,372
48	CTA Architects Engineers	5,899,027
49	DesignGroup	5,764,780
50	Corgan	5,489,064
51	Moody Nolan	5,419,622
52	Davis Brody Bond	5,249,703
53	RS&H	4,900,000
54	Swanke Hayden Connell Architects	4,500,000
55	NORR	4,230,087
56	RSP Architects	4,013,000
57	Payette	4,007,323
58	EYP Architecture & Engineering	4,000,000
59	Little	3,867,240
60	DLR Group	3,600,000
61	Polytech Associates	3,500,000
62	NAC\|Architecture	3,350,380
63	S/L/A/M Collaborative, The	3,201,584
64	LS3P	3,157,653
65	Clark Nexsen	2,958,024
66	Morris Architects	2,500,000
67	Cuningham Group Architecture	2,382,021
68	LawKingdon Architecture	2,100,000
69	FXFOWLE Architects	1,970,000
70	Goodwyn Mills & Cawood	1,900,645
71	Ware Malcomb	1,838,500
72	Baskervill	1,835,599
73	Kirksey	1,685,145
74	Albert Kahn Associates	1,681,793
75	Fentress Architects	1,590,000
76	Callison	1,468,594
77	Parkhill, Smith & Cooper	1,318,000
78	Vocon	1,314,736
79	PBK	1,100,000
80	LPA	1,066,607
81	Ratio Architects	1,061,022
82	Legat Architects	960,000
83	Epstein	860,000
84	Bergmann Associates	800,540
85	Becker Morgan Group	746,064
86	BLDD Architects	730,000
87	NTD Architecture	720,000
88	Rosser International	702,307
89	Rule Joy Trammell + Rubio	625,000
90	Environetics	542,171
91	Nadel	500,000
92	Inventure Design Group	480,709
93	Margulies Perruzzi Architects	464,175
94	Hoffmann Architects	435,000
95	PGAL	365,500
96	Emersion Design	317,796
97	Cooper Carry	292,544
98	LaBella Associates	261,220
99	Carrier Johnson + Culture	244,037
100	SEI Design Group	236,000
101	KZF Design	210,477
102	Poskanzer Skott	200,000
103	Symmes Maini & McKee Associates	140,000
104	Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates	130,318
105	Mithun	116,000
106	MBH Architects	90,000
107	Nelson	75,745
108	FitzGerald Associates Architects	66,500
109	OZ Architecture	66,500
110	ai Design Group	64,620
111	Integrus Architecture	52,269
112	CASCO Diversified Corp.	50,000
113	Commonwealth Architects	41,673
114	ATA Beilharz Architects	33,225
115	Wight & Company	5,000
116	Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates	2,000

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