Curtis L. Livingston | AIA, NCARB
PRINCIPAL ARCHITECT
Curtis holds both a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies (2001) and a Master of Architecture from the University of Utah (2003). Curtis joined the team at CORE Architecture in 2016. Working in the architectural field, Curtis has been involved in all types of projects ranging from small residential to large scale commercial. Due to this experience, Curtis brings a depth of experience and knowledge in the educational field having worked on several high school, middle school and elementary school projects for numerous school districts in Utah, Wyoming and Colorado.
Did you know?
Curtis fell in love with architecture at an early age when he saw his grandfather’s architectural models and designs on the wall when he would visit his home. Curtis found something amazing in the notion that an idea that was in your mind and then on paper could be made real. What he loves about architecture is working through the design process and then ultimately seeing the project built and completed successfully. There is a unique sense of accomplishment and satisfaction that comes when you work together as a team with the client, engineers, and contractors and complete a project that serves its intended purpose well.
Curtis is the husband of a beautiful wife and father of four boys. He enjoys sports, art, movies and music in his spare time.
- February 28, 2022
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- K12 ArchitectureSchool ArchitectSchool Design
K-12 Studio Spotlight: Teamwork Makes the School Work
CMA’s K-12 Studio are Experts in School Architecture in Utah and Beyond Our K-12 team tackles some of our most complex, nuanced, and delicate projects, exploring and exacting the design solutions necessary for ideal learning and teaching environments. Their enthusiasm and passion for each project, along with their impeccable teamwork and work ethic, make them […]
read more- December 24, 2021
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- AEC UtahAECPrincipalCMA TeamLeadership
Curtis Livingston Promoted to Principal
Curtis Livingston, AIA, NCARB, was recently promoted to Principal at Curtis Miner Architecture. Since joining CMA in 2016, Curtis has prioritized and fostered a culture of quality architecture and outstanding service. A 25-year industry veteran, he has been an influential contributor to the K-12 market in the Intermountain West. “Curtis shares a vision for firm […]
read more- March 1, 2021
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- Elementary School ArchitectsExcellent DesignK12 Architecture
Greenwood Elementary School
Functional Design Meets 21st Century Amenities Originally constructed in 1956 and renovated over the years, the Greenwood Elementary School campus in American Fork, Utah, was recently rebuilt to bring it up to current code standards and address the current educational needs of students. Curtis Miner Architecture (CMA) worked with the Alpine School District to design […]
read more- February 26, 2021
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- CMA ValuesCommunity GivingEducation Architect
Wasatch Education Foundation
Shaping Wasatch County Students’ Lives When it comes to supporting our communities, CMA can think of no better approach than giving to local education foundations who help shape future generations of young minds. “Our team has enjoyed supporting the Wasatch Education Foundation over the years. It is humbling to know that our support directly provides […]
read more- November 19, 2020
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- AccountabilityCommunicationCulture for QualityQuality Architecture
Creating a Culture for Quality Architecture
How we never become complacent about providing excellent design and outstanding service Quality is something we can easily become complacent about. With busy schedules, deadlines, meetings, emails, and family commitments it can be challenging to remain focused on quality. Curtis Miner Architecture (CMA) believes one key to quality is by creating a culture that prioritizes […]
read more- March 15, 2019
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- AwardsCommercial ArchitectureEducation ArchitectSenior Living
Four Excellence in Masonry Awards
Curtis Miner Architecture projects receive Utah Masonry Council awards Curtis Miner Architecture is honored to be the recipient of four esteemed Utah Masonry Council Excellence in Masonry Design awards for 2018. The American Heritage School Athletics Facility was awarded the Institutional Private Projects Honor Design Award. The Athletics Facility at American Heritage High School is […]
read more- February 4, 2019
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- Architectural DesignSchool Safety ArchitectureUtah Education Architect
Commitment to Learning and Safety
Four New Utah K-12 Schools Double Down on Safety With the debate on gun control stuck in a battle between partisan politics, architects have stepped in to answer the following question as best they can: What are alternative ways to keep students safe? The American Institute of Architects pledged their commitment to both learning and […]
read more- August 14, 2018
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- Architectural DesignEducation ArchitectureUtah Education Architect
Curtis Livingston, Education Specialist
Curtis Livingston, AIA, NCARB, is a Project Architect and K12 Education team leader. He has completed over 60 education projects. With over 22 years of experience, Curtis brings a depth of experience and knowledge in the education field. He has worked on several high school, middle school, and elementary school additions, rebuilds, and new facilities […]
read more- April 10, 2018
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- Architectural DesignEducation ArchitectureUtah Architecture
American Heritage High School Gymnasium Project is Well Under Way
Our own Curtis Livingston, AIA visits the American Heritage High School gymnasium site with Ernie Castillo, Jacobsen Construction. Work is well under way!
read more- April 9, 2018
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- Architectural DesignCommunitySponsorshipUtah Architecture
CMA Hosts ACE Mentor Program Students
Through the ACE Mentor Program, CMA’s Utah architects are paired with students interested in the architecture, engineering and construction industry. Together, we design hypothetical projects, tour local construction sites, and visit architectural, engineering and construction offices. Students get valuable hands-on experience, and we get to build a better future for our profession.
read more- March 16, 2018
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- Architectural DesignCommunityEducation ArchitectureUtah Architecture
How Utah Architects Design for School Safety
Curtis Miner Architecture and ABC4Utah: Creating Safe, Secure Education Facilities for Children,Teachers and the Community In the wake of the deadly Florida school shooting, ABC4Utah’s Brian Carlson had a timely question: What are Utah schools doing to protect kids in class? On a recent Good Morning Utah broadcast, Brian spoke with our very own education […]
read more- January 12, 2018
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- Architectural DesignTechnologyUtah Education Architect
Shining a Light on High-Performance Education Facilities
Well-placed windows and lights improve student comfort and accomplishment At Curtis Miner Architecture (CMA), we design with sustainability in mind, knowing that what we do today will have an impact on future generations. Designing high-performing and energy-efficient buildings not only improves our clients’ bottom line over the life cycle of their building, but also has […]
read more- December 15, 2017
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- Education ArchitecturePeopleSpotlightUtah Architecture
Curtis Livingston Earns Architecture License
We are happy to announce the licensure of Curtis Livingston, AIA, Project Architect. Curtis has been a senior project manager, specializing in Educational Architecture, after joining CMA in 2016. He has over 22 years of experience in the industry with a focus on educational facilities, and has worked on several high school, middle school and […]
read more- September 20, 2017
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- Education ArchitectureEventSponsorshipUtah Architecture
Swing for the STARS
CMA’s Sponsorship Gives Utah County’s Literacy Education a Boost A core value of Utah architectural firm, Curtis Miner Architecture (CMA), is supporting community organizations throughout Utah County. This month marked the 10th year that K12 architectural specialist and Project Manager Curtis Livingston and BIM Specialist Kyle Mendoza participated in Swing for the STARS (Students and […]
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