What’s it like to work at, and with, Cushing Terrell?
Experience the varied voices and perspectives of our team members in our new firm video. Learn about the benefits of holistic, integrated design; our approach to client service; what fulfills us in our work; and what drives our culture and work ethic.
Holistic, Integrated Design
With 30+ in-house disciplines, our collaborative approach to designing built environments across market sectors can support your every project need. From core areas of building design to specialty expertise such as decarbonization and sustainability consulting, refrigeration engineering, and adaptive reuse, we help our clients realize imaginative, responsible, first-of-their-kind environments.
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What’s one of the benefits of a really great place to work? Amenities such as elevated breakrooms and full-service cafés where employees can gather for a healthy meal during busy days can help bring people back to the office.
Read MoreBehind the Design: Shaun Ostermiller
Get to know the people behind the design at Cushing Terrell. Shaun Ostermiller, an HR generalist in Billings, Montana, is a big architecture fan, handles recruitment efforts for the firm, and is an enthusiastic champion of making Cushing Terrell a great place to work.
Read MoreCushing Terrell Is Named a 2026 Best Firm to Work For by Zweig Group
Cushing Terrell celebrates being a great place to work with a 2026 Best Firms to Work For recognition from Zweig Group.
Read MoreMeeting Patients Where They Are: This Is What High-Quality Cancer Care in Rural Areas Can Look Like
Design strategies can help rural cancer care centers be more viable for healthcare providers and bring huge benefits to local populations.
Read MoreFive Team Members Elevated to Principal Leadership Roles at Cushing Terrell
Cushing Terrell announces the promotion of five team members to the role of principal: Kara Eberle-Lott, Josh Hersel, Anthony Houtz, Shawn Pelowitz, and Alex Russell.
Read MoreSports and Recreation Venues Adapted from Historic Locations Liven Up Idaho’s Treasure Valley
Around the Treasure Valley in Idaho, Cushing Terrell has utilized adaptive reuse to realize sports and recreation venues such as the Boise Soccer Stadium, The Flying Pickle, and JR’s Park at Simplot Hill.
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From our Creative, Collaborative Partners
The combined experience of this team as Montana State University’s architect of record for the Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing project was instrumental in the success of this historic project. MSU entrusted the largest donation, $101 million, in our university’s history to the Cushing Terrell team to bring forth our vision for a distributed nursing education model and associated facilities for the State of Montana.Â
John How, Associate Vice President of University Services
Montana State University
Your team consistently met deadlines and maintained clear communication, which ensured that the project progressed smoothly and efficiently. The specifications you developed will undoubtedly streamline our operations at DeCA and improve efficiency. Your contributions are invaluable, and I am grateful for the positive impact they will have on our organization. Thank you to each member of the Cushing Terrell team for your hard work and dedication. Your efforts have not gone unnoticed, and I look forward to the opportunity for future collaborations.Â
Mitul Patel, Architect
Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA)Â
One thing we love about working with Cushing Terrell is the breadth of their services. We started off with a focus on store design/fixture planning and now have the company handling our architectural, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and refrigeration design, as well as creating our interior design and coordinating décor. Every project we’ve completed with Cushing Terrell has exceeded our expectations.
Susan Allen, Director
Town & Country Markets, Inc.
The buildings exceed all expectations. The feedback from [the teams] was glowing, citing how amazingly inclusive the whole [design] process was, how individuals felt heard (and that their voice actually made a difference) and how proud they now are of their workplace.
Jessie Woodyard Simerlein
Business Partner to People Operations
Real Estate & Workplace Services, GoogleÂ
Thanks to Cushing Terrell’s creativity and interest in the LEED building process, our certification was received in only five months after our date of substantial completion. Cushing Terrell was always available to work with us, answer questions, and provide solution recommendations. Their enthusiasm for fine buildings, the LEED building process, and energy conservation was apparent throughout our project’s duration.
Mike Shoup, Facilities DirectorÂ
U.S. Forest ServiceÂ
A Sampling of Our Work
Our mission is to invent a better way of living. Our multidisciplinary design team — covering architecture, engineering, landscape architecture, interior design, planning, and more — delivers systems and spaces that help people live their best lives and enjoy healthy, sustainable built environments.
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