Jordan leads DBI’s arts and culture portfolio and works across the firm’s higher education work. He excels in navigating complex project funding scenarios, early phase strategic planning and in working with clients to tie their organizational mission to capital project execution. For nearly the past decade, Jordan has worked with Pace University in the transformation of its Lower Manhattan campus, including the ground-up 15 Beekman mixed-use building and the re-envisioning of 1 Pace Plaza East as the new home of the Sands College of Performing Arts and other arts-focused curriculum. Jordan’s commitment to clients is evident in the key roles he played in the realization of legacy projects such as the Perelman Performing Arts Center (PAC NYC) at the World Trade Center, Newlab at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and St. Ann’s Warehouse, and now for The Hip Hop Museum and The Performing Arts Lab at Bard College.

A registered architect and active AIA and ULI member, Jordan extends his service ethos to Gibney Dance, for which he’s an active member of the board of directors.