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The Montana Heritage Center, which soft opened in December 2025 and held its grand opening celebration in conjunction wi...
07/16/2026

The Montana Heritage Center, which soft opened in December 2025 and held its grand opening celebration in conjunction with the Montana History Festival in June, is featured in CLAD's online journal. In the article, read about the multi-year project that culminated in museum and gallery spaces, archives, a library, an education center, a café, and gathering spaces — all in one 170,000-square-foot building located next to the state capitol in Helena.

The Montana Heritage Center “has already attracted more than 80,000 visitors during its first six months and is expected to become one of Montana's leading cultural destinations,” notes the article.

We’re proud to have been a part of this impactful project, supporting the State of Montana and the Montana Historical Society in their work to bring the state’s history to life. It’s great to see our talented partners Main Street Design, Hunt Design Los Angeles, and Electrosonic highlighted for their collaborative work to make the Montana Heritage Center a highly immersive and experiential cultural destination.

Read more about the Montana Heritage Center on CLAD's website: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06JqrR0

New podcast episode drop! This week, we’re chatting with Interior Design Director Sandi Rudy, who recently became a Cert...
07/15/2026

New podcast episode drop! This week, we’re chatting with Interior Design Director Sandi Rudy, who recently became a Certified Design Futurist. We discuss how to identify signals that might inform design and create tangible, data-driven concepts. Sandi also speaks on how she’s used this framework to help tackle challenging situations — such as designing for the future of offices.

"The idea of strategic foresight is what drove the Design Futurist certification," Sandi said. "Strategic foresight is a data-driven practice for developing plausible scenarios to inform long-term planning. There's three key phrases within that statement which break down the importance of design futurism: data-driven, plausible scenarios, and long-term planning. It's these three components that make up strategic foresight, which can be applied broadly to many aspects on our lives, but also works wonderfully for design."

Listen to the episode on our website, or wherever you get your podcasts: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06H3GL0

Wednesday is the big day! There's still time to register to join us on July 15, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., for our annual F...
07/13/2026

Wednesday is the big day! There's still time to register to join us on July 15, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., for our annual Food Fête event in support of Food Lifeline. Hosted by our Seattle office, this annual fundraising event supports Food Lifeline's work to provide nutritious food for families across Western Washington.

To attend, RSVP via the link below and join us on our rooftop deck for drinks and snacks from local businesses and enjoy stunning views of the Puget Sound while sharing quality time with people committed to ensuring good food for all our neighbors.

To RSVP: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06Dcmk0

If you’re not able to attend but would like to support the cause, you can also donate via the link above.

We hope to see you Wednesday!

Our next People Passions feature is on Shaun Ostermiller, a human resources generalist in Billings, Montana, who in no s...
07/09/2026

Our next People Passions feature is on Shaun Ostermiller, a human resources generalist in Billings, Montana, who in no small part handles recruitment efforts for the firm and is an enthusiastic champion of making Cushing Terrell a great place to work. He talks about what he looks for in employee applications, the characteristics of people who thrive at the company, and the art and physical activities he gets up to outside of the office.

Learn more about Shaun and the work that inspires him: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06yZBY0

Interested in the latest news from our commercial design team? In their most recent email newsletter, they share how pop...
07/07/2026

Interested in the latest news from our commercial design team? In their most recent email newsletter, they share how population growth is changing the game for recreation in Idaho’s Treasure Valley, celebrate promotion announcements, and provide a list of events they’ll be attending through October.

Get the scoop here: https://pages.cushingterrell.com/q2-2026-commercial-newsletter

07/01/2026

Four Cushing Terrell team members — Nora Bland, Audrey Handelman, Mykayla Hungerford, and Randy Rhoads — had the opportunity to participate in the 2026 Montana Festival, supporting the Design Town City Challenge Series.

The Montana Festival is an annual celebration that brings together entrepreneurs, architects, business leaders, startup operators, innovators, artists, investors, culture creators, designers, community builders, policymakers, and more from across Montana and beyond to catalyze “Made in Montana” ideas, projects, companies, and policy solutions to positively shape the state’s future.

While Nora, Audrey, and Randy served as Design Town charrette facilitators, Mykayla used her visualization talents to create the imagery that showcased the possibilities for five cities: Belgrade, Bozeman, Butte, Great Falls, and Missoula.

The charrette focused on the critical question of how Montana’s cities should grow with the primary goals being intercity collaboration, placemaking, and sustainable growth to support economic development, pedestrian safety, and affordable living while preserving the historical and natural character of Montana towns.

From adaptive reuse projects and a regional trail network to a “once-in-a-generation” infill district, the video below shows some of the conceptual imagery created to showcase the innovative ideas of the cross-disciplinary visionaries who came together to create and collaborate.

Learn more about the Montana Festival: www.montanafestival.org

Featured on the Tenant Realty Advisors blog, Jill Lee describes the benefits of incorporating cafés and/or elevated brea...
06/30/2026

Featured on the Tenant Realty Advisors blog, Jill Lee describes the benefits of incorporating cafés and/or elevated breakrooms into office environments and what works best for different types of buildings, locations, and employee populations.

“Workdays are busy — often nonstop with meetings and deadlines and prep for yet more meetings,” says Jill. “Finding time to run out for lunch can be tough, and let's face it, not all of us are good about packing a lunch in the morning. But when a full-service café is right around the corner from your desk, or down the hallway with a place to sit and collaborate with colleagues, finding time to recharge the brain and body can be so much easier.”

Read more from Jill and see some of the food-focused amenity spaces our Cushing Terrell team has designed: https://tenantrealtyadvisors.com/resources/workplace-food-and-bev

New in our portfolio: In collaboration with Peterson Lexus in Boise, Idaho, Cushing Terrell designed a renovation and ex...
06/25/2026

New in our portfolio: In collaboration with Peterson Lexus in Boise, Idaho, Cushing Terrell designed a renovation and expansion that modernized the automotive dealership’s showroom, customer areas, and service spaces to better serve Boise’s growing market.

The project updated a 1970s building that had been remodeled several times over the years. The primary design goals were to bring the facility into alignment with current Lexus brand standards, improve the building’s functionality, and create an elevated customer experience.

A key decision was to remove the existing canopy at the vehicle service drop-off to make way for additional showroom space and customer service advisor stations. The expanded showroom creates more room for vehicle display while strengthening connections between the showroom, service areas, customer lounge, and offices.

A refreshed façade, as well as new lighting fixtures on an improved low-voltage system, enhanced glazing, and heightened windows were all added to bring in more natural light and give the building a brighter, more contemporary feel. Additionally, cohesive furnishings, custom cabinetry, and signage offer intuitive flow, efficiency, and privacy for customers and employees.

Congrats to our client Peterson Lexus and our project partner Perigee Group on this beautiful new space!

Photography: Bob Pluckebaum

Read more about the project on our website: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06khqW0

Cushing Terrell is proud to be named a 2026 Best Firm to Work For by The Zweig List for the fifth year in a row. To be l...
06/24/2026

Cushing Terrell is proud to be named a 2026 Best Firm to Work For by The Zweig List for the fifth year in a row. To be listed, AEC firms work with Zweig to survey their teams anonymously on a number of criteria related to the employee experience, including workplace culture, benefits, professional development, and more.

"The Zweig Best Firm to Work For honor reflects the character of our team members and their daily contributions to creating an amazing work environment. It also demonstrates the commitment of our leadership team to listening and taking the actions needed to spearhead new initiatives to ensure people have rewarding careers with Cushing Terrell," said Cushing Terrell President and CEO Greg Matthews.

Read the entire press release on our website: https://na2.hubs.ly/H06hDHM0

We’re pleased to welcome you to attend our annual Food Fête event at Cushing Terrell's Seattle office! The event is part...
06/23/2026

We’re pleased to welcome you to attend our annual Food Fête event at Cushing Terrell's Seattle office! The event is part of Food Lifeline’s summer fundraising campaign, which supports the organization’s work to provide nutritious food for families across Western Washington.

Our team has been part of the event for the past five years, and it’s a highlight of our community involvement in the region.

"Food Lifeline's Food Frenzy campaign has become a cornerstone of our Seattle office culture," said Jessica Earp. "Participating is a great way to support those experiencing food insecurity through a fun, friendly B2B competition. Summer months often hit vulnerable people the hardest due to loss of access to free and subsidized school lunches. Being able to help and give back to our local community as a team is really fulfilling."

To attend, RSVP via the link below and join us on our rooftop deck for drinks and snacks from local businesses and enjoy stunning views of the Puget Sound while sharing quality time with people committed to ensuring good food for all our neighbors.

If you’re not able to attend but would like to support the cause, you can also donate via the link here: https://pages.cushingterrell.com/seattle-food-f%C3%AAte-2026-event-rsvp

Address

13 N. 23rd Street
Billings, MT
59101

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+14062487455

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