Conor Larkins

Conor is a health principal with more than 18 years of experience spanning health, science, education, and research projects. With deep expertise in precinct master planning, complex acute services buildings, and medical research facilities, Conor oversees the delivery of major hospital projects, leads comprehensive stakeholder engagement processes, and champions both design excellence and technical rigor.

In a climate of unprecedented healthcare transformation, Conor is committed to shaping major health projects that reimagine models of care and deliver human-centred facilities that elevate the experience of patients, families, and care teams. She believes design plays a pivotal role in strengthening community wellbeing and that co-designing equitable and regenerative hospitals — with meaningful connections to place and local communities — can enhance healthcare outcomes for future generations.

Conor has contributed to many of Australia’s most significant health precincts, including the Randwick Campus Redevelopment Stage 1 Prince of Wales Acute Services Building, the Lang Walker AO Medical Research Building for Western Sydney University, Nepean Hospital Redevelopment Stage 2, Royal North Shore Hospital, and, most recently, Rouse Hill Hospital.