About our Studio – Architects Beazley Moliere – Architecture, Planning & Interior Design

Our Story

Our team prides itself on design excellence and technical competence, paired with friendly and responsive customer service. Principals, Charles Beazley, Albert Moliere III, and Adam Beazley all believe that successful projects are a direct result of a rigorous design process and a meticulous construction management procedure. These principles combined with client and user input are the cornerstones to an outstanding project outcome. Our clientele includes national corporations, institutions, private developers, local, state and national government agencies.

Our team can design your future, from a conceptual idea to realization. We believe that good design innovations, based on client needs and wants as well as user input makes for a truly successful project. The client is the soul of the project.

Our Skills

Our team prides themselves on design excellence and technical competence, paired with friendly and responsive customer service. Principals, Charles Beazley, Albert Moliere III, and Adam Beazley all believe that successful projects are a direct result of a rigorous design process and a meticulous construction management procedure. These principles combined with client and user input are the cornerstones to an outstanding project outcome. Our clientele includes national corporations, institutions, private developers, local, state and national government agencies.

Visioning & Space Planning

Architectural Design

Interior Design

Construction Administration

Our Fantastic Team

Albert F. Moliere III, AIA

President

Scott Chappuis, AIA

Vice President

Thomas D. Hughes

Project Manager

Jesse Heath

Designer

Wezie LeBlanc

Business Manager

Kris Manuel-Sparks

Administrative Assistant

Testimonials

Don Norman, OSC

“What began as the construction of a Sanctuary and Administration building for our small but growing congregation has led to multiple parking lots, auditoriums, multipurpose spaces, foyers, expansions, renovations and new facilities across the Acadiana Region. These facilities currently serve an excess of 6,000 people each weekend among four locations — and there are more just like them on the way. Only God knew what was in His heart for Our Savior’s Church when Charles first put pencil to paper for that beautiful Sanctuary in Broussard. It’s been a joy and privilege to discover the rest of God’s vision alongside Charles and his team through the years. Our facilities and relationship with ABM isn’t the only thing that has grown these last 15+ years. We have had a front row seat to their ability to learn and anticipate the unique needs of a growing church while they’ve designed spaces that have implemented the latest in technology to support the dynamic and life-giving worship services at our locations. Charles’ skill set and heart for the church has grown through every project. It’s our privilege to work with Architects Beazley Moliere and recommend Charles and his team to any church looking to bring to a physical reality the vision that God has given their congregation.”

Executive Pastor, Our Savior’s Church

Ken Lazard, Destiny of Faith Church

“Architects Beazley Moliere has been providing our church with top quality design ideas, thorough construction documentation, and responsive project administration services for nearly 10 years. They have creatively designed our new campus which includes an expansive lobby, state-of-the-art kid’s wing and 700 seat sanctuary. We embarked on this journey looking to make a big impact in North Lafayette and their design and administration enabled us to do just that!

I would strongly recommend Architects Beasley Moliere for any project.”

Sr. Pastor, Destiny of Faith Church

Karen Slomba, President, Slomba Shelter Solutions

“As an animal welfare consultant working with municipalities across the country, I was incredibly impressed by the new shelter facility in Lafayette, Louisiana, designed by Architects Beazley Moliere. It is challenging in our industry to be able to balance aesthetics and functionality to serve our community and the animals in our care, but Adam Beazely nailed it. Kudos, for a job well done!”

Karen Slomba, President, Slomba Shelter Solutions

Our Timeline

Architects Beazley Moliere has a rich a lengthy heritage as seen below:

1955

And so it Begins…

David Perkins started this Architectural firm after resigning as an Associate Professor of Architecture at S.L.I. where he began the original architectural department, which is now the premier School of Architecture and Design in the College of the Arts at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Perkins later retired in 2006 after a long and impressive Architectural career which advanced the company considerably across the region.

1968

A New Partner

A Louisiana native Larry Guidry partners up with David Perkins to form a new business entity – Perkins Guidry Architects.

1988

Another Partner Added

Another Louisiana native Charles Beazley from Shreveport, Louisiana partners up with David Perkins and Larry Guidry to form a brand new business entity – Perkins Guidry Beazley Architects

2003

Another Partner

Yet another Louisiana native is added to the list of partners in the now well known and established firm. Albert Moliere III from Chalmette, Louisiana joins forces with Larry Guidry and Charles Beazley.

2006

A New Beginning – ABM

With the recent passing of both original Partners David Perkins and Larry Guidry, the firm reinvents itself and becomes a new entity Architects Beazley Moliere.

2017

New Blood, Same Name

Lafayette Louisiana native Adam Beazley partners up with his father Charles Beazley and partner Albert Moliere III to help grow and expand the company.

2021

More New Blood, Same Name

Lafayette Louisiana native Scott Chappuis partners up with partners Charles Beazley, Albert Moliere III, and Adam Beazley to help grow and expand the company into the future.

NOW…

Now we are Designing Your Future

With a new strategic plan in place Architects Beazley Moliere is moving forward and reinventing the role of ‘Architect’.

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