Fuse Workspace
Coworking, private offices and meeting rooms at 723 The Parkway, open to anyone.
Best for: Remote workers, consultants, small teams, meeting hosts
Explore the spaceLocal · Independent · Since 2014
About Fuse
Fuse has helped Tri-Cities people do their best work since 2014. Today that means coworking, private offices and meeting rooms on The Parkway in Richland, and a wider group of Fuse organizations that help founders and technology employers start, grow and stay.
Our Story
In 2014, about 35 Tri-Cities professionals, from lawyers and accountants to designers, developers and entrepreneurs, spent several months asking what the region needed to build more of its own companies. Their answer was Fuse: a place in Richland where founders, technical experts and investors could work side by side. Fuse has run launch programs, tech meetups and pitch events, invested in early-stage local companies, and hosted the Tri-Cities Angel Alliance. Today Fuse includes Fuse Tech, an association of Washington technology employers; Fuse Workspace, our offices, coworking space, and meeting space on The Parkway; and the Fuse Funds, which invest in local startups. The goal is the same one our founders set: help good ideas and good jobs take root here.
We call coworking being "productive together": your own work, in a room full of people doing theirs.
Who does what
The Fuse Universe
Fuse is more than one organization. Each part has its own job. Here's who does what, and where to go.
Fuse Tech
A member-governed association of Washington technology employers, offering events and member services.
Best for: Tech employers and tech professionals
Visit Fuse Tech
Fuse Launch
Programs that move an idea, a business or a career forward, from mentorship to an investment-readiness accelerator.
Mentorship Matters · (re)Build Startup Intensive · SCALE
Best for: Founders and professionals
See Fuse Launch programs
Fuse Funds
Provide funding for new and small Tri-Cities businesses and help them become investment ready.
Best for: Founders preparing to raise
About the Fuse Funds
State of Motion
Fuse's nonprofit arm, supporting education and mentorship for Tri-Cities entrepreneurs.
Best for: Supporters of local entrepreneurship
About State of MotionHow It Connects
Rent a desk, an office or a room here. Join Fuse Tech for events. Founders who finish Fuse Launch's SCALE accelerator pitch to active investors, and the Fuse Funds are among them.
Our Partners
Local businesses and organizations that support Fuse.
Our Social Purpose
Fuse is organized as a Social Purpose Corporation (SPC) under Washington law. That means our purpose includes benefiting the community, not just turning a profit. Your plan or room booking helps support programs for Tri-Cities founders.
Location
Central, Walkable, and Easy to Reach
Fuse is on The Parkway, in the heart of downtown Richland. Lunch, coffee, the farmers market, and the riverfront are all a short walk from your desk.
Lunch Down the Street
Restaurants, bakeries, and shops line The Parkway, including Ethos Bakery, Frost Me Sweet Bistro & Bakery, Stone Soup, Soi 705 Thai, and Oh Sushi.
Farmers Market Fridays
From June through October, the Richland Farmers Market sets up on The Parkway on Fridays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The River for a Break
Howard Amon Park and the Columbia River are a short walk away, across George Washington Way. The paved Riverfront Trail runs for miles in each direction, which makes for a good lunch walk or a break between meetings.
Easy to Reach
Fuse is an easy drive, bus ride, or bike or scooter ride from Richland, Kennewick, Pasco, and West Richland.
Staffed Hours
| Monday–Friday | 8 a.m.–4 p.m. |
| All other times | Closed (after-hours access for plan holders) |
See the Space for Yourself
Tour Fuse Workspace on The Parkway, or book a room for your next meeting.