
Sebastian Aedo graduated as an architect from Universidad Viña del Mar (UVM) in 2008 and holds a postgraduate degree, MA_Architectural Design Research, with distinction, from Newcastle University (UK) in 2014.
He is currently a PhD in Architecture by Design candidate at the University of Edinburgh, ESALA. Founded by the national commission for scientific and technological research (CONICYT)his research ‘Screening Domesticity' explores the relationship between private and public spaces in the domestic realm, in which the optical condition of Pierre Chareau’s Maison de Verre and Adolf Loos’s Müller Houseare analysed. These two houses provide the testing ground for the study of multiple social relations that emerge between subjects, artefacts, furniture, structures, surfaces and reflections inside the domestic space as an interior response to an external condition of the metropolis
Sebastian has practiced architecture in Chile, in the field of social housing, and in Shanghai (China) where he remained for four years, first participating in the Wold Expo Shanghai 2010 and then working in some mayor worldwide architecture practices.