Traditional Architecture for Small Spaces

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Written By Sharon Kirk

October 25. 2023

This event has passed, but you can watch the recording above!

Among the challenges we face with development in Petaluma are how we respect the historic ambiance of our city while still investing in housing that meets climate and mobility goals.

You’ll also learn what the market really wants. And it’s not what developers are telling us!

From Making Room, a study of AARP

Meet our speaker!

Alli Thurmond Quinlan is a Fayetteville, Arkansas-based architect who specializes in traditional architecture on small lots.  Small lot development and ADU infill can be an essential element in creating fifteen-minute neighborhood cores in Petaluma. 

Sharon Kirk

Sharon joined Urban Chat in 2017 following a spontaneous meeting with Kevin McDonnell at the Petaluma Engagement Fair (sponsored by PCRC). Her interest in Petaluma city planning stems from her years of living in vibrant, walkable cities including San Francisco and Göteborg, Sweden. Sharon assists with Urban Chat promotional activities and acts as co-chair of the Know Before You Grow educational committee. And despite her hesitation as an introvert, she occasionally hosts events.

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