There is a delicate balance when it comes to designing behavioral health centers, due to lack of funding and the gravity of patient safety.

A great way to reduce our impact on the landscape and optimize the functionality of our spaces is through high-quality small home design.

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.

We challenged our interns to think big and come up with solutions to unused space problems that exist in the world around them.

Amy Washburn joins Cushing Terrell as Chief People Officer responsible for Human Resources operations and ensuring a thriving people-first culture.

In honor of International Women’s Day, we’re showcasing the comradery and strength that come from women supporting women.

Get to know the people behind the design at Cushing Terrell. Architect Katie Clay focuses on creating a rewarding and engaging experience for her clients.