Hatch named to ENR Top 225 International Design Firms list

Toronto, Canada – Hatch has been named to Engineering News-Record’s (ENR) 2022 list of Top 225 International Design Firms and Top 150 Global Design Firms. The ENR top design firm lists showcase the best design firms across the world, with a special focus on firms that were able to address the shifting priorities of clients and the rapidly changing business climate.

Our ranking on these lists recognizes our dedication to creating unprecedented outcomes for our clients. On the Top 225 International Design Firms list, Hatch was ranked 19th, a gain of three spots from our ranking last year. Similarly, Hatch’s ranking of 27th on the Top 150 Global Design Firms represents a gain of four spots from last year’s rankings. Both increases highlight our renewed commitment to addressing our clients’ toughest challenges across the world.

In addition to being named to the Top 225 International Design Firms and the Top 150 Global Design Firms, Hatch had significant gains on the Top 10 regional lists. In the Australia/Oceania region, Hatch was ranked 8th, a gain of two spots from last year’s results. Similarly, Hatch was ranked 4th in the Latin America/Caribbean region, gaining three spots in the rankings, and 2nd in the Africa region, gaining two spots in the rankings. Additionally, Hatch ranked 2nd in the Industrial market on the Top 10 By Market list, maintaining our dominant ranking from previous years.

The Top 225 International Design Firms list ranks the 225 largest world designs firms based on design-specific export revenue generated from projects outside each firm's respective home country. The Top 150 Global Design Firms list ranks the 150 largest world designs firms based on total design-specific revenue regardless of where the projects were located.

For more information on the ENR Top 225 International Design Firms list, the Top 150 Global Design Firms, or any other lists included in this package, please visit
www.enr.com/articles/54589-top-225-international-design-firms-war-fuels-global-priority-shifts