Jordan Fredricksen's work is dedicated to reviving the craft and character of traditional Texas building, with a focus on residential design rooted in regional precedent.

Her path into architecture began with watching the rapid development reshaping her hometown of Austin, which sparked a desire to understand and help guide how cities grow and change. That interest led her to pursue a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Notre Dame, where her thesis received the Paris, Rome, Athens Prize. She also deepened her study of the classical tradition at the Ax:son Johnson Centre's Summer School for Classical Architecture in Cambridge, UK.

At Dibello Architects, Fredricksen supports design across all phases of residential projects while also leading the firm's marketing efforts, from writing to website redesign. She is a Guild Apprentice Practitioner with The Urban Guild and remains active with the Congress for the New Urbanism (CNU), continuing to explore how thoughtful design can preserve the character of Texas communities.