Hollis + Miller Architects
Julia Kusko is an accomplished architect with extensive experience in the field. Currently serving as an architect at Hollis + Miller Architects since November 2017, Julia has worked on significant projects including the Carthage R-9 Junior High School Additions and Renovations and the Maryville R-2 High School Performing Arts Center. Previous experience includes architectural roles at incite Design Studio from September 2013 to October 2017, where notable projects included the Morgan County R-1 Safe Room Addition and the North Kansas City Parks and Recreation Center. Julia began the professional journey with a stagiaire position at Studio Odile Decq in early 2013 and gained practical experience as an architectural intern at Burns & McDonnell in 2012. Julia holds a Master of Architecture degree from The University of Kansas and furthered education at Ecole nationale supérieure d'Architecture Paris - Val de Seine.
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Hollis + Miller Architects
The fires of creativity and innovation don’t light themselves. It’s a single spark – one simple idea – that can shape a young mind, that inspires learning that goes beyond the classroom. You have a vision for education, and we see it, too. We'll provide the leadership and the roadmap to bring that vision to life. Founded in 1950, Hollis + Miller is an integrated architecture firm that’s not only fluent in the language of education but designs the future of learning environments. Public, private, K-12 and higher education, we serve as an extension of your team as we create custom, research-backed designs and solutions— delivered on schedule and on budget, and with the same personal passion you bring to the classroom every day. We’re listeners and collaborators, team-builders and project managers—working to elevate not only the school but the community as a whole. As educators, you nurture new ideas and ignite that spark in students every day; as designers, we’ll work with you to build the ideal space for that spark to grow.