The extent of application of biophilic design principles in Institutional Buildings: A Case Study of Bayero University Clinics
The concept of Biophilia implies that humans hold a biological need for interaction with nature on
physical, mental, and social levels, and that this connection affects our personal well-being, productivity, and
societal relationships.
The influences of development control on preservation of vegetated infrastructure to promote well-being for urban environments in Nigeria
As urbanisation accelerates across the country, there is a growing need for sustainable and
well-planned urban environments that prioritize order in the physical setting in a way that facilitates the
health and well-being of the population.
The impact of ethical sourcing of raw materials on the future of Interior Design and Decorations
This research explores the transformative shift towards ethical sourcing in interior design,
responding to global concerns about environmental sustainability and ethical practices. Grounded in a
comprehensive theoretical framework, the study delves into historical perspectives, ethical considerations
in raw material sourcing, and the theoretical underpinnings of sustainable development, consumer
behavior, and innovation diffusion.
Thermal Performance Analysis of Residential Buildings in Nigeria: A Case Study of Sokoto State
Buildings' thermal functionality and effectiveness depend on the specifics of their designs,
climate-responsive design criteria, how they are used on-site, and the specifics of their microclimate type
and quality of their fabrics. In this research, four buildings with various system designs were the subject of
an examination in the field.