Since joining Davis Architects in 2003, Gabrielle Fuller has played a key role in a wide range of projects across the Southeast, from K–12 schools to signature university spaces. She has contributed to notable work at The University of Alabama, including the Walk of Champions at Bryant-Denny Stadium, and has led renovation efforts at Auburn University and Samford University. Gabrielle has a particular passion for breathing new life into existing buildings—revitalizing spaces with strong architectural bones to meet the needs of today’s users while honoring their history.

Her design roots trace back to Auburn University’s Rural Studio, where she and her team designed and built Antioch Baptist Church in northwest Perry County, Alabama—an experience that grounded her love of hands-on collaboration and thoughtful community impact. Another pivotal project in her career was Cooney Hall at Samford University, where she developed a deep appreciation for Georgian Colonial architecture under the mentorship of firm leadership.

Gabrielle earned her Bachelor of Architecture from Auburn University and is a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA). She believes that listening, respect, and discernment are the foundation of every successful team, and she brings that mindset to every client and project collaboration.

Outside of work, Gabrielle is an active community member. She serves on the board of the Bluff Park Women’s Rec League and is co-commissioner of the pickleball league. She has also participated in various student mentorship programs throughout her career.