publications

This study investigates the role of climate-responsive architecture as a catalyst for sustainability, with emphasis on its innovations, performance outcomes, and long-term economic implications across Nigeria’s six geopolitical zones.

This study examined the economic dichotomy between concrete money generated through architectural entrepreneurship (archi-preneurship) and traditional oil money in Nigeria.

This study examined the economic dichotomy between concrete money generated through architectural entrepreneurship (archi-preneurship) and traditional oil money in Nigeria. The purpose was to investigate the untapped potential of archi-preneurship as a vital contributor to economic diversification.

Public spaces are major subsets of an anthropological settlement, which provide vistas for social interaction, cultural transmission, and economic enterprise. In Nigeria’s rapid infrastructural development, the planning of public spaces seems to overlook the various needs of the communities that will use such spaces. This study focuses on communities’ involvement in the birthing of public spaces through participatory design in Nigeria. It focuses on how these participatory processes can influence the urban landscape towards creating a more inclusive, culturally sensitive, and ecologically sound human habitat.