The 2024 rankings of the largest architecture firms in the world showcase significant shifts and enduring consistencies. Gensler remains at the top with over $1.5 billion in fee income and 3,065 architects. Arcadis makes a notable "debut" at #2, marking a leap for the Netherlands-based firm, with 1,956 architects and fee income of $370 million to $379 million. HDR, now ranked #3, reports a fee income of $700 million to $799 million, maintaining its global influence. Sweco climbs to #4 as the sole European firm in the top five, with 1,504 architects and a focus on sustainable urban design. Nikken Sekkei Ltd, now at #5, continues to lead in urban planning and architectural services. South Korea's Heerim Architects & Planners Co., Ltd. rises to #6, reflecting the country's growing global presence. Emerging markets see steady growth. India's DSP Design Associates (#47) leads with a fee income of $30 million to $39 million, while Morphogenesis (#63) and Sanjay Puri Architects (#91) highlight the country’s innovative approaches. The Philippines strengthens its position with Aidea at #39 and ASYA DESIGN at #79. British firms continue their strong presence, led by Foster + Partners (#20), Zaha Hadid Architects (#28), BDP (Building Design Partnership Ltd) (#23), Chapman Taylor (#46) and Purcell (#67). Notable European players include austrian ATP architects engineers (#13), LINK Arkitektur (#33) from Norway, and Spain’s Morph Estudio (#77) and IDOM Consulting, Engineering, Architecture(#43). France’s Wilmotte & Associés Architectes (#52) and Switzerland’s Itten+Brechbühl AG (#53) further reflect Europe’s design excellence. The absence of firms like MVRDV and BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group signals shifting dynamics as newer firms rise. Meanwhile, mid-tier firms like Lemay (#30) and gmp von Gerkan, Marg and Partners Architects (#16) demonstrate strong growth, underscoring the industry’s evolving landscape. Explore the full 2024 rankings of the largest architecture firms in the world here > https://lnkd.in/dtH83Eb
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