Sebastian Aedo Jury

Dr. Sebastian Aedo Jury is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Architecture, Art and Design within the University of Portsmouth. His academic work bridges the intersections of architecture, film studies, and cultural history, with a focus on Cold War anxieties, media integration in design, and the ideological implications of visual representations.

• Ph.D. in Screening Domesticity, University of Edinburgh (2020)
• MA in Architectural Design Research, Newcastle University (2014)

His research explores the material and conceptual relationships between architectural spaces and media technologies, interrogating how historical contexts like the Cold War shape domestic and public environments. Key themes include dispositif theory, perspectival imagery, and electromagnetic integration in architectural projects.

Recent publications highlight his interdisciplinary approach, analyzing case study houses, glass structures, and protest movements through architectural and cinematic lenses. His work has been featured in Architectural Research Quarterly, The Journal of Architecture, and ARENA Journal of Architectural Research.

Aedo Jury actively engages in academic events, including organizing conferences like EURAU Milanin-Presence and participating in workshops on architectural drawing. He has presented research on Bristol protests and served as a peer reviewer for publishers such as Ubiquity Press.