Peter Noble uses more than thirty years of experience, innovation and technology to provide fast and effective survey information to make the most of development opportunities and enable confident development application services. In the last 20 years, Peter has worked on major surveying projects such as the AMP Quay Quarter Tower, the Macquarie Towers, 100 Mount Street, the Zurich Insurance Building, the M5 Freeway, the Harbour Tunnel, Sydney Airport and the mapping of cities above and below ground. He has developed technologies, methodologies, systems and software to a wide array of property based situations where sound measurement undergirds innovative solutions. Peter uses much of the big project experience he has gained to provide similar solutions for those involved in the residential sector including architects, homeowners, developers, town planners, designers and real estate agents.Noted at one stage by the surveying profession as pursuing "Extreme Surveying" because of the methods employed to provide timely and relevant results including helicopters, planes and a variety of remote access systems he has spoken around the world to surveyors, scientists and leaders in space based measurement and exploration.He is enthusiastic about surveying, the future of surveying and believes that the profession of surveying provides one of the most balanced, dynamic and contextual career choices for young people looking for a career that interacts with so many other professions and allows to choice to work outdoors, indoors or in a rural or city environment.The Wall Street Journal described Peter as the new form of surveying business based upon work he had been doing in several cities and he has been awarded the surveying professions highest awards as well as many international awards against organisations such as New York City Council, military, government and major private enterprises. Peter also works with his horse Mahla and is looking to develop an equine therapy farm in the Southern Highlands to help provide recovery and support services within the autism and trauma affected health environments.