Jordan has been with the practice since day one, starting as a Part 2 assistant and qualifying as an architect before stepping into his current role as Associate. His project experience spans commercial refurbishments, fit-outs, civic buildings, hospitality, retail, and residential work, including sensitive adaptations and upgrades to listed and historically significant buildings.

Originally from Zimbabwe, he moved to the UK to study architecture, earning his Bachelor’s degree at University of Dundee and completing his Part 1 where he gained experience in Retail and Student residential sectors. Jordan went on to complete his Master’s in Architecture with Urban Planning where his thesis focused on how to reintegrate ecological systems into urban settings—proposing people-centred, sustainable neighbourhoods that respond to environmental and economic pressures.

His design approach is rooted in context, materiality, and the interplay of light and space. Jordan believes architects have a responsibility to create places that are sustainable and endure, both in function and in meaning. He’s especially interested in the long-term impact of design and how thoughtful architecture can quietly shape better human experiences to better serve both people and place.