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This study explores the use of biophilia to enhance the Rigasa Train Station's environment. Biophilia, which taps into our innate connection with nature, is known for its role in improving well-being. Integrating biophilic design principles in urban areas can boost people's quality of life and create sustainable environments

Journal of the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIAJ) is an academic journal, which is coordinated by the Library and Publications Committee of the Nigerian Institute of Architects

The fusion of perceived preferences for outdoor spaces and its influence on architecture students’ performance in studio design projects draws attention to the intricate interplay between the human psyche, creative processes and educational environments

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 layout of residential buildings exhibits a community's cultural values, beliefs, and customs. Architecture and cultural beliefs have long been known to be closely related

Computer Simulation is the most advanced method for investigating whole building energy performance within a short period.

This paper explores community engagement and empowerment for sustainable housing in Nigeria, addressing its severe housing crisis and urban poverty. Employing a systematic literature review following PRISMA guidelines, forty-four relevant articles from four online databases spanning 15 years (2008-2022) were analysed. Utilizing descriptive statistics, thematic analysis, and meta-analysis, the study identifies key concepts, principles, practices, challenges, and opportunities for community-based architectural solutions.

This paper explores community engagement and empowerment for sustainable housing in Nigeria, addressing its severe housing crisis and urban poverty. Employing a systematic literature review following PRISMA guidelines, forty-four relevant articles from four online databases spanning 15 years (2008-2022) were analysed.

It is my pleasure to introduce the new digital format of the Journal of The Nigerian Institute of Architects, NIAJ, which brings with it several advantages.

The paper explored the conventional understanding of Architectural Heritage (AH) for recontextualisation.