Darwin WWII Oil Storage Tunnels Display
This major display upgrade project was a privilege to create. One of many tunnels built in secret during WWII to store oil, this tunnel, now open to the public was well overdue for a display upgrade. Everything from concept development through writing, design, print, fabrication and installation were delivered within extraordinary time and budget constraints. As the partial funding body, Chief Minister Adam Giles opened the very successful and well received finished display in May of 2015.
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