Christopher Muniz

Christopher Muniz has a diverse work experience spanning several organizations. Christopher is currently working as the Head of Interpretation and Design at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, where they lead programs related to plant science, conservation, education, and creative arts. Prior to this, Christopher worked as a Principal at Muniz/McNeil, focusing on their own projects. Christopher also served as the Visitor Experience Lead at Historic Environment Scotland, responsible for presenting over 300 culturally significant properties to a global audience. Christopher's expertise in experiential design is evident from their role as a Design Principal at Studio MB, where they collaborated with museums, heritage organizations, and cultural attractions. Christopher'searlier experience includes working as a Senior Designer at the J. Paul Getty Trust, contributing to the interpretation and exhibition of artworks. Lastly, Christopher started their career as an Environmental Designer at fd2s.

Christopher Muniz has pursued higher education at the Savannah College of Art and Design. Christopher obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) degree in Design. Additionally, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Art History at the same institution. The exact start and end years of these educational pursuits are not provided.