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.

With the goals of supporting workforce needs, making accessible spaces for all styles of learning, preserving culture and identity, and ensuring quality higher education for generations, the Cushing Terrell aims to find the best solutions for each education client.

PCC, the nation’s largest grocery co-op, developed its smaller-footprint Corner Market concept to serve the downtown Seattle neighborhood’s evolving needs.

The Cushing Terrell team approaches data center design from multiple perspectives, melding expertise from government, commercial, and infrastructure projects to realize forward-thinking, adaptable projects.

The Cushing Terrell team renovated a 1970s-era restaurant along the Boise River Greenbelt into a dining destination melding multi-cultural elements via a design theme inspired by the idea of a boat resting on the river’s shore.

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.

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.

Multidisciplinary design firm Cushing Terrell announces the promotion of Jesse Vigil, Sandi Rudy, Dane Jorgensen, and Tom Calla to associate principal.