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Join Our Regional Solutions' Missing Middle Housing Event as a Sponsor
Posted By Regional Development
August 04, 2021
The ever-increasing cost of housing is becoming one of the biggest challenges facing current and future generations. There is not just one solution, but many methods to create both attainable and affordable housing for Utah families and individuals. Missing Middle Housing represents a different way to think big about the housing problem.
Join us for a keynote lunch with author and architect Dan Parolek to learn more about new and creative ways to think about today’s housing. The keynote presentation will be followed by a local panel discussion focused on how to create more attainable and affordable housing in Utah. Lunch will be provided.
If you are a housing professional, city or government leader, developer, designer, planner, or simply interested in finding more solutions for attainable and affordable housing you won’t want to miss this event. Please consider joining as a sponsor.
Sponsorship Levels
Co-Sponsor | $5,000
- Short speaking opportunity (5 min. or less)
- Verbal recognition at the event
- Logo included on website and printed materials
- Priority registration for up to 8 individuals from your organization to attend the event
- 4 tickets for a private Missing Middle Housing Walking Tour
Presenting sponsor | $2,000
- Verbal recognition at the event
- Logo recognition
- Priority registration for up to 4 individuals from your organization to attend the event
- 2 tickets for a private Missing Middle Housing Walking Tour
Association Sponsor | $250
- Logo recognition
- Priority registration for up to 1 individual from your organization to attend the event
- 1 ticket for a private Missing Middle Housing Walking Tour
Sign up for a sponsorship here.
About the Speaker
Daniel Parolek is an urban designer, architect, author, and the founding principal of Opticos Design. Daniel and his work have been featured in many publications, including The New York Times, Next City, Fast Company, The Wall Street Journal, and Curbed. Daniel has championed the Missing Middle Housing movement, launched missingmiddlehousing.com, and wrote the book “Missing Middle Housing: Thinking Big and Building Small to Respond to Today’s Housing Crisis.”
His innovative work includes the master plan, building type design, and architecture for Culdesac Tempe, which is fully entitled and will be the largest car-free community in the country when built in 2021. Other work includes the country’s first Missing Middle Neighborhood in the Omaha, NE metro, which is redefining Class A multifamily; a citywide form-based code for Cincinnati, Ohio; and a sustainable growth strategy for Libreville, the capital city of Gabon, Africa.
Daniel has a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Notre Dame and a Master of Urban Design from the University of California at Berkeley.
This event is part of Salt Lake County’s Regional Solutions Series. Registration will open to the public shortly.