Market positioning A well-established architecture and planning firm with a national reputation in sports, planning, and design, operating from multiple offices and a mid-size employee base. Potential opportunity: highlight services to national sports facilities, stadiums, and large-scale planning projects seeking reputable partners.

Expansion history Firm growth through mergers and regional expansion (notably the 2017 Perkins merger and presence in Denver, Chicago, Ann Arbor, and Los Angeles). Potential opportunity: approach cross-market collaborations, joint bids, or referrals with merged capabilities to win regional and national projects.

Technology stack Utilizes standard web technologies (WordPress, Cloudflare, MySQL) and design-focused tools, indicating strong digital presence but room to modernize project delivery tooling. Potential opportunity: offer BIM/VDC integration, collaboration platforms, or cloud-based project management solutions to streamline design workflows.

Financial scope Revenue estimated between one and ten million dollars with a mid-market footprint and 11–50 employees. Potential opportunity: tailor mid-market service offerings such as scalable project management, procurement optimization, or specialty design services for mid-sized portfolio projects.

Competitive arena Competes with large global firms and notable mid-sized players; similar peers include AECOM, Gensler, Populous, and HOK. Potential opportunity: pursue differentiated value propositions like sports-focused design excellence, sustainability credentials, or rapid delivery for complex athletic facilities to win against larger incumbents.