During his time as Director of the world-renowned MET Studio Design Ltd and Managing Director of their Hong Kong office, Chris was responsible for planning MET’s projects including the Hong Kong Wetland Park, the Children’s Museum in Dubai and the Birmingham Science Museum ‘Thinktank’. Other clients in Europe included the Natural History Museum and the Museum of London, in Taiwan the National Museum of Natural Science (Taichung), the National Science & Technology Museum (Kaohsiung) and the National Museum of Prehistory (Taitung), and in Singapore the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). In August 2006, Chris established Winkle-picker Ltd to provide interpretive and master planning services to client teams worldwide. Most recently, Chris has created The Archives Gallery for HSBC (one of the best-known corporate archives in the world) and worked for eight years on one of the largest heritage revitalization museum projects in Asia – Hong Kong’s Taikwun Centre for Heritage & Art, as well as interpretive plans for the redevelopment of The Peak Tram, a new museum for China Light & Power and exhibitions to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Swire Group in Hong Kong. Chris was Professor of Practice at the University of Wollongong until 2022.