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Larry Parsons
Ethos Urban, Director of Design | Melbourne, Australia
About
Larry has over thirty years' experience, with degrees in Architecture and Urban Design. He has worked in both the public and private sectors, in Melbourne and abroad. He has successfully managed his own architectural and planning practice in Spain, as well as heading the Urban Design Units at both the City of Melbourne and the State Government of Victoria. Following many years at the Department of Environment, Land, Water & Planning, leading urban design policy and the assessment of ministerial planning permits for tall buildings in Central Melbourne, Larry has recently joined Ethos Urban as Director Design in Melbourne.
CTBUH Roles
Annual Conference, Presenter (Australia 2017)
CTBUH Initiatives
Debating Tall: Melbourne’s New Skyscraper Guidelines
27 January 2017
Videos
02 November 2017
Plan Melbourne foresees Melbourne growing from 4.5 to 8 million by 2050, confirmed by census data showing a 300 people/day increase. This growth obliges a...
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Videos
02 November 2017
CTBUH 2017 Australia Conference - Melbourne Session 1: Melbourne: World's Most Livable City Q&A
Antony Wood, CTBUH Executive Director, chairs the question and answer session with Larry Parsons, Director of Design, Ethos Urban; Jonathan Spear, Executive Director, Infrastructure Victoria;...
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Research
27 January 2017
Debating Tall: Melbourne's New Skyscraper Guidelines: Too Restrictive?
Larry Parsons, Victorian State Government; Danni Addison, Urban Development Institute of Australia
A new amendment to Melbourne’s local planning scheme imposes limitations on tower setbacks and introduces floor area ratio (FAR) restrictions in the central business district....
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CTBUH Initiatives
27 January 2017
Debating Tall: Melbourne’s New Skyscraper Guidelines
In the CTBUH Journal 2017 Issue I, two experts debate on Melbourne's new amendment on skyscrapers which may be seen as too restrictive and pose limitations to new and future development
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02 November 2017
Plan Melbourne foresees Melbourne growing from 4.5 to 8 million by 2050, confirmed by census data showing a 300 people/day increase. This growth obliges a...
02 November 2017
CTBUH 2017 Australia Conference - Melbourne Session 1: Melbourne: World's Most Livable City Q&A
Antony Wood, CTBUH Executive Director, chairs the question and answer session with Larry Parsons, Director of Design, Ethos Urban; Jonathan Spear, Executive Director, Infrastructure Victoria;...
Research
27 January 2017
Debating Tall: Melbourne's New Skyscraper Guidelines: Too Restrictive?
Larry Parsons, Victorian State Government; Danni Addison, Urban Development Institute of Australia
A new amendment to Melbourne’s local planning scheme imposes limitations on tower setbacks and introduces floor area ratio (FAR) restrictions in the central business district....
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