Felder & Associates, a Savannah-based architecture firm, has hired Alison R. Jackson as senior project manager and Jordan Reeves as project associate.

Jackson brings more than 12 years of construction and facilities management experience. Most recently, she served as senior director of construction at TMX Finance, where she managed a corporate facilities and construction portfolio encompassing up to 1,200 retail locations and two corporate headquarters nationwide.

A graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design, Jackson holds both a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master of Fine Arts in interior design.

“I’m excited to join a dynamic team and contribute across a wide range of projects,” Jackson said. “I’ve been especially impressed by the firm’s focus on relationships — both within the team and with industry partners and clients.”

In her new role, Jackson will support project oversight, operational efficiency and client coordination.

Joining the firm as project associate, Jordan Reeves earned both his Bachelor of Fine Arts and Master of Architecture from the Savannah College of Art and Design, completing his graduate degree in June 2025. His academic work earned an IDA Bronze Award for his thesis project, “The Hub,” and an IDA honorable mention for his studio project “Nicholas House +.” He also received the Outstanding Achievement Award from the SCAD architecture faculty.

“Felder & Associates has such a wide range of project types across the Eastern United States,” Reeves said. “It’s an opportunity to apply the skills I developed in school to real-world projects.”

A three-year captain of the men’s varsity lacrosse team and Appalachian Athletic Conference All-Academic Team honoree, Reeves remains active in lacrosse and hockey.

“We’re fortunate to add two talented professionals to our team,” said Brian Felder, founder and principal architect of Felder & Associates. “Alison’s experience managing large-scale construction portfolios strengthens our leadership capacity, and Jordan brings strong design talent and energy to the firm."