Jordan is intrigued by, and has sought out, a wide variety of experiences in architecture, ranging from theme park planning to product design. She is interested in creating work that thoughtfully responds to site, exemplifies placemaking, and provokes an emotional response regardless of scale or application.

An East Coast native, Jordan made the Roaring Fork Valley her home after receiving a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Architecture from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Her design approach has been informed by an immersive arts education environment and personal travels—she has lived in four countries and three states.

Being exposed to different people and places has led to Jordan’s desire to create human-centric work that improves the lives of the people it touches. She believes that architecture is the unavoidable art form. From the streets we walk, to the buildings we pass, to the spaces we inhabit, design plays a role in our experience.

Jordan has a passion for her community and the environment she lives in. Outside of the office, you might find her coaching club volleyball, searching for the perfect hammock spot or traveling farther west.