Building Design + Construction Magazine Highlights Top Multifamily Firms
Building Design + Construction magazine recently released its lists of 2021 Multifamily Sector Giants, which include top architecture, engineering and construction firms from among the following categories:
- Top 170 Multifamily Sector Architecture and AE Firms — All Multifamily Facilities Work
- Top 75 Multifamily Sector Engineering and EA Firms — All Multifamily Facilities Work
- Top 110 Multifamily Sector Contractors and CM Firms — All Multifamily Facilities Work
- Top 150 Multifamily Sector Architecture and AE Firms — Apartments, Condominiums Work
- Top 70 Multifamily Sector Engineering and EA Firms — Apartments, Condominiums Work
- Top 90 Multifamily Sector Contractors and CM Firms — Apartments, Condominiums Work
- Top 85 Multifamily Sector Architecture and AE Firms — Senior Living Facilities
- Top 35 Multifamily Sector Engineering and EA Firms — Senior Living Facilities
- Top 50 Multifamily Sector Contractors and CM Firms — Senior Living Facilities
- Top 55 Multifamily Sector Architecture and AE Firms — Student Housing Facilities
- Top 30 Multifamily Sector Engineering and EA Firms — Student Housing Facilities
- Top 40 Multifamily Sector Contractors and CM Firms — Student Housing Facilities
The full set of lists, which includes a number of NAHB members and partners, can be found here.
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