Henning Larsen has announced the appointment of Eve Clark as Regional Director – Head of Australia, marking a significant milestone in the firm’s continued expansion across the Asia-Pacific region. Based in Sydney, Eve will lead the Australian operations, supported by Design Director Thomas Hobbs, as the studio deepens its presence in the country’s design and development landscape.
Context:
Eve Clark brings over 25 years of experience spanning real estate investment, asset management, and large-scale urban development. Her professional journey includes senior leadership roles at Goldman Sachs and AMP Capital, where she collaborated with Henning Larsen on the Lighthouse at Darling Park project—an ambitious design that connects Sydney’s CBD with Darling Harbour through a vibrant and accessible urban link.
“Henning Larsen has a global reputation for design excellence. I have long admired the studio’s quiet sophistication and tailored approach,” said Eve Clark, expressing her enthusiasm for shaping the firm’s next chapter in Australia.
Operational Details:
In her new role, Eve will focus on driving strategic partnerships, expanding Henning Larsen’s design footprint, and reinforcing its commitment to context-driven, sustainable architecture. “Our ambition is to bring world-class design that feels rooted in place,” said Jacob Kurek, Managing Director, emphasizing how Eve’s expertise in development and investment will strengthen the studio’s integrated design approach.
Strategic Significance:
Since opening its first Australian project—the Peter Coldrake Precinct at QUT Brisbane—in 2019, Henning Larsen has demonstrated a strong commitment to human-centric, environmentally responsive design. Under Eve’s leadership, the studio aims to enhance this legacy, delivering projects that create lasting social and environmental impact.
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