Fusion Architecture, APC entered the architectural market in 2002 offering full architectural services to the public. From the inception of the firm, the main market focus has been on commercial architectural projects. Although the firm has completed several residential projects, this main focus continues to be on commercial architectural projects.

The majority of the projects for the firm through 2003 consisted of educational, institutional and retail projects. The main source for the educational work was the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board through various renovation projects. Institutional projects came in the form of various buildings designed for a Fireman Training Center for Fire Protection District No. 1 of the West Feliciana Parish Fire District. Retail projects included the site design and building design for the Jefferson Village Shopping Center located on Jefferson Highway in the Bocage area of Baton Rouge. The firm also gained licensure in the State of Mississippi providing full architectural services.

In 2004, the projects for the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board increased in scope through larger renovation projects and ultimately a new classroom addition at the Forest Heights Academy of Excellence. During this year, the firm produced designs on numerous restaurant projects around the Baton Rouge area. In addition, the firm secured several health care projects around southeast Louisiana drawing on the extensive health care experience of three of the firm's principals.

In 2005, Fusion Architecture, APC joined a Joint Venture partnership with Bradley-Blewster & Associates, AAC to secure architectural services for a new elementary school for the East Baton Rouge Parish School Board. This project, Capitol Elementary School, is currently being detailed through this Joint Venture partnership and will be bidding at the end of 2006. Also in 2005, Fusion Architecture, APC was retained by Somdal Associates as a consulting architect on the Musculoskeletal Institute of Louisiana in Shreveport. The firm continued to work on restaurant projects as well as secured numerous Burger King projects in southeast Louisiana and the gulf coast of Mississippi. The firm also began providing architectural services for Iberville Parish.

During the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the firm continued operations from the Baton Rouge office as the New Orleans office in the Warehouse District of New Orleans remained closed for several months. During this consolidation period, the principals made the decision to close the New Orleans office indefinitely and move all operations to the Baton Rouge location.

In 2006, Fusion Architecture, APC signed a contract with Starbucks Coffee Company to produce architectural packages for tenant spaces and freestanding locations throughout the State of Louisiana. The firm has continued to work on the Fireman Training Center for the West Feliciana Fire District as well as secured architectural projects for the Pointe Coupee and Ascension Fire Districts.

Fusion Architecture, APC will continue to provide the public with architectural services throughout the gulf coast region. The firm remains committed to growing the practice and striving for design excellence. The educational, institutional and health care markets remain as areas of strong interest for the firm and its development.