Why consider Dibello Architects
- ✓Founded in 2010 in New Braunfels, Texas, by Managing Principal Dale Dibello
- ✓Design Principal Joey Kammerer has led the firm's classical, place-based approach since its founding
- ✓Portfolio organised into Ranch, Lake & Country; In Town; Barns & Outbuildings; and Public Buildings
- ✓Two Texas offices: San Antonio and New Braunfels
- ✓Named on a Forbes best-in-state architects list, per the firm's own site
- ✓Design philosophy centred on context, clarity and beauty, with classical influences
About Dibello Architects
Dibello Architects is a Texas architecture firm that describes its practice as being built on context, clarity and beauty in design. The firm states that it specialises in traditional building practices and that its work is informed by classical architecture, including a clear hierarchy of spaces and a rational approach to plan arrangements.
Its stated philosophy is to pursue clarity, harmony and beauty, to capture timeless and authentic characteristics of specific architectural styles, and to create structures that appear long-established while containing open, light-filled spaces that flow together and open to outdoor living areas. The firm's portfolio is organised into four categories: Ranch, Lake & Country; In Town; Barns & Outbuildings; and Public Buildings.
Alongside these it publishes a Sketchbook section of drawings and studies. The firm says it focuses on the fit of a building for the best use of its site, and that the spaces created between structures are as important as the interior rooms. The firm was founded in 2010 in New Braunfels by Dale Dibello, who is named as Managing Principal and who previously led the opening of a Texas Hill Country office for another practice.
Joey Kammerer is named as Design Principal and has been with the firm since its founding. The site also names Tressa Mann as Project Manager and Spicer Emge as Senior Project Designer, and states that the firm was recognised on a Forbes best-in-state architects list.
Services
- Custom residential architecture
- Ranch, lake and country home design
- In-town and historic residential projects
- Barns and outbuildings
- Public and civic buildings
- Site planning and site-responsive design
- Traditional and classical design
- Architectural sketching and design studies



