David Huxtable is the Director of LookEar, with over 30 years experience in interpretation planning, museum exhibition design, project management and recreation/ conservation planning. David also has extensive experience in liaison and consultation with community stakeholders and Aboriginal communities.LookEar is a team of innovative designers based in Melbourne, Australia, covering all areas of 2D and 3D design, AV and soundscape design, and digital multimedia design.Exhibition projects include:• Atturaif Living Museum, Saudi Arabia• Champions: the Australian Racing Museum and Hall of Fame, Melbourne• Mt Martha Treatment Plant Education Centre, Victoria• Brambuk: the National Park & Cultural Centre, Halls Gap, Victoria• Wilsons Promontory National Park Visitor Centre, Tidal River, Victoria• Tribeca/ Victoria Brewery Museum, East Melbourne• Eureka Skydeck 88, Melbourne• Built on Gold, Old Treasury Museum, Melbourne• Fort Nepean Interpretive Display, Point Nepean National Park, Victoria • Torrumbarry Weir Interpretation Centre, VictoriaInterpretive planning projects include:• Budj Bim World Heritage Site, Victoria• Queens Wharf Development, Brisbane• 5 Parramatta Square Development, NSW• Great Ocean Walk, Victoria• Parramatta River, Sydney• Victoria Quay, Fremantle• Bells Beach Surfing Reserve, Victoria• Trial Bay Gaol and Arakoon State Conservation Reserve, New South Wales• Glenrowan Heritage Tourism Precinct, Victoria• Como Historic House and Garden, Melbourne• Hoffmans Brickworks, Melbourne• Eureka Centre Feasibility Study, BallaratInterpretive signage projects include:• Thang Long Citadel, Hanoi, Vietnam• Australia Garden, Royal Botanic Gardens Cranbourne, Victoria• Donna Buang Rainforest Gallery, Yarra Ranges National Park• Mallacoota Coastal Walk, Victoria• Marlo Coastal Estuary Walk, Victoria• Tulloch Ard Gorge Lookout Walk, Snowy River National Park, VictoriaCheck our website at www.lookear.net.au for these and other projects.David is a member of Interpretation Australia, AusHeritage, Museums Australia and Australia ICOMOS.