David Lees in Who's Who
David has been invited to be a VIP member of the Global Directory of Who's Who and is listed in 2009/10 Stanford Who's Who - check it out at www.stanfordwhos.who.com or follow the link on the links page.
David has been invited to be a VIP member of the Global Directory of Who's Who and is listed in 2009/10 Stanford Who's Who - check it out at www.stanfordwhos.who.com or follow the link on the links page.
The Australian Tunnelling Society (ATS) held the event highlighting the history of Australian Tunnelling on 14-07-09. Feel free to view the event on streaming video by clicking here.
David Lees has completed his first novel based on the construction of tunnels in Sydney and their defence against terrorism.
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Copies of the book are available online through amazon books.
Set in Sydney the story follows the career of Peter Brown a tunneling engineer and his relationships with his colleagues and family, and in particular, the development of the relationship with his daughter from childhood to young adult.
The story line explores the potential for terrorists to use this urban underground domain to cause havoc and destruction in the city, with sleepers entrenched in the Australian society who are then called upon by their leaders to serve the cause.
The cast is also filled with a number of interesting characters who are evident within the Australian construction industry.
The story follows Peter’s career development from engineering to anti-terrorism, as he develops more and more exciting and complex underground construction works in Sydney.
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University of Notre Dame, Darlinghurst Campus
This project offered a unique engineering challenge of relocating a substantial and historically important 1960’s mosaic “Risen Christ” by the famous Italian sculptor Enrico Gaudenzi. The success of the project depended on collaboration and careful planning, together with sound engineering principles to produce a solution.