Waldemar Jenek

Waldemar Jenek is a researcher affiliated with Queensland University of Technology, where he completed his PhD in 2022 on 'Designing Media Architecture with virtual reality in Architecture Studio Education.' His work focuses on integrating immersive technologies like virtual and augmented reality into architectural design education and practice. Jenek explores topics such as media architecture, sustainable urban design, and technology-driven approaches to empower marginalized communities through design.

Research Interests:

• Media Architecture & Digital Tools in Design Education
• Immersive Technologies for Social Equity
• Climate Change Visualization in Architectural Design
• Future Mobility Scenarios (e.g., hydrogen aviation)

Recent Work includes studies on:

• Hydrogen aviation's impact on future air travel experiences
• Digital placemaking for marginalized communities
• VR-based curriculum development in architecture education

Notable collaborations include projects with Callum Parker, Glenda Caldwell, and institutions like the Media Architecture Biennale. His research bridges technology, education, and social responsibility in architectural innovation.