#Eweek2026 Spotlight | Jacquelyn Castro
In celebration of National Engineers Week, meet Jacquelyn Castro, a refrigeration engineer in training who works out of Cushing Terrell's office in Denver, Colorado....
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Ribbon Cutting Opens Doors to Affordable Senior Housing in Denver, Colorado
The new All Saints senior housing community brings a much-needed affordable housing option for aging adults in Denver, Colorado....
Gathering Public Input for Equitable Long-Range Planning
Holistic community input is vital to ensuring a long-range plan that works for now and for the future. Here's a few ideas of how to be successful....
Three Pond Residence Featured in Aspire Design and Home Magazine
Some homes occupy the landscape. Others progress through it. Read more about Three Pond Residence in Aspire Magazine...
Two Architecture Firms Show Hope for Downtown Denver, Moving into New Offices
In a sign of optimism for Denver’s struggling downtown, Cushing Terrell opened its new office at the Atrium Campus at 1700 Broadway....
City Council Approval Puts Lumberyard Closer to Reality
Aspen City Council to approve ordinance 10, which outlines entitlements designed to attract a developer-partner to the $400 million project....
Cushing Terrell Named ENR Mountain States Design Firm of the Year
Cushing Terrell is one of two firms selected by Engineering News-Record (ENR) editors to receive 2023’s Mountain States Design Firm of the Year designation....
Aspen Lumberyard Project: Envisioning What Affordable Housing Can Be
For the Aspen Lumberyard Affordable Housing Project, Cushing Terrell developed data-driven scenarios to help the client and community visualize different options aimed at not only meeting a critical need, but also serving as a stand-out example of sustainable development....