Born Toowoomba, Australia
Resident, Brisbane Australia
Australian Citizen

Victor Feros is Principal of Victor G Feros Town
Planning Consultants, the longest established specialist independent Town Planning practice in Queensland and in Australia.

The practice commenced in Brisbane in 1976 and maintained an office in Cairns, Far North Queensland from 1988 to 2023, a total of 35 years. The practise has engaged in several thousands of commissions throughout Australia and also in New Zealand, South East Asia and the South Pacific.

Demonstrated team leadership, extensive experience,
and ownership of the practice assure commitment to the successful completion of commissions.

“This is the highest honour the Institute can bestow on its members”

Member, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport
(formerly Chartered Institute of Transport)

Registered as a Town Planner to local authorities in Queensland, Australia, constituted under “The Local Government Act 1936” (Certificate No A34 - 1982)

Awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM)
“for the service to Town Planning”, Queens Birthday Honours List. June 2018

“In the Australian Honours System, the Order of Australia is the pre-eminent means of recognizing outstanding achievement and contribution by Autralians. The medal of the Order (OAM) is for service worthy of particular recognition”

This was the first such recognition in Queensland for service to Town Planning by the Order.

US Bicentennial Fellowship Award 1976

Awarded U.S. Bicentennial Fellowship to visit the United States of America to have consultations and to exchange information with government agencies and authorities in matters relating to Urban Planning, in particular, the role of the bicycle and other low-energy urban transport systems.

The Award, "for Australian citizens... who have achieved distinction in their chosen field of endeavour", was awarded from a total of more than 3,000 pre-qualified applicants.

George Pippos Award 2012

Recipient of the 2012 George Pippos Award of the Greek Orthodox Community of St. George, Brisbane in recognition of “your significant contributions to the Community, the upholding of Community values and to improving the public face of the Greek community in the wider society and for your notable accomplishments in your professional field.”

The Award was established to honour a member of the Greek community who has devoted time and effort to make substantial enduring contributions to the Community.

Grand Prior, Grand Priory of Australasia Order of Saint John of Jerusalem Knights Hospitaller

Bailiff, Knight Grand Cross of Justice (GCSJ)

Cross of Merit with Crown (CMSJ), the highest honour awarded by the Order of Saint John

Meritorious Service Medal (MSSJ) with 25 year clasp

Patron, Old Collegians' Association, Brisbane Boys College (2022 -)

Affiliate, Australian Institute of Landscape Architects

1977 – 1984
Member, Australian Institute of Urban Studies Vice Chairman, Queensland Division

1984 – 1990
Foundation President, The Association of Consulting Town Planners, Queensland

1974 – 1984
Co-Founder and Vice-Chairman,
Bicycle Institute of Queensland

1978 – 1985
Executive Member, Royal Australian Planning Institute, Queensland Division and Convenor, Private Practice
Sub-Committee

1984 – 1990
Member, Planning and Environment Committee, Royal Australian Institute of Architects, Queensland Chapter

1979 – 1995
Member, Academic Board, Faculty of Architecture, University of Queensland, as Nominee of the Board

1976 – 1982
Member, Design and Transport Divisions,
Commonwealth Games Foundation

1973 – 1981
Lecturer Graduate Diplomas
– Urban & Regional Planning & Landscape Architecture
– School of the Built Environment,
Queensland Institute of Technology

2003 –
Appointed Adjunct Professor
School of Environment (formerly School of Earth and Environmental Sciences).
The University of Queensland in recognition of “valuable contributions to the University’s teaching and research” and to the profession of Town Planning.

Referee, Development Tribunals (formerly Building and Development Dispute Resolution Committees)
— Building Code of Queensland, Queensland Government (2009 - )