assessment of quality of construction work in mass housing project with multiple contractors
(A CASE STUDY OF KANO, NIGERIA)
Housing across societies is one of the indices for measuring people‘s standard of living. Poor quality in construction projects is a common phenomenon, and could be seen as lack of conformity or incompliance with contract agreement. This study assessed the influence of multiple contractors on the quality of construction work in Kwankwasiyya city ... Continue Reading
comparative performance of plaster sands in yola metropolis
There is persistent argument constituting a serious problem as to which is better among the different sand types used for plastering mortars in Yola. Some are of the vague opinion that the cement and the water requirements for the sands are different and thus one is more economical than the other when used to produce plaster mixes. Moreover, as at ... Continue Reading
determinants of visitors patronage to tourist attractions
(A CASE STUDY OF LAGOS)
Travel and tourism industry is one of the world's largest industry in which other developed nations have benefitted from it by generation, socio-cultural integration among many of its several benefit. Although, the case is not Africa most especially Nigeria where vast majority of tourist attractions and potentials have not been properly harnessed w... Continue Reading
harnessing architectural strategies for sustainable waste management in the design of a model dairy farm kaduna
(A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA)
The existing designs of dairy farms have inadequately capture aspects of wholesome waste management in spatial design of process and elements of farmstead facilities designs. The effect of which may lead to cattle health and productivity impairment, negative environmental impact and impaired farm functionality. However, this research aim to assess ... Continue Reading
biomimicry for enhancing passive cooling in the design of millenium city hotel
(A CASE STUDY OF KADUNA)
The need for sustainable design in the tourism industry arises due to its significant contribution to energy consumption and greenhouse gas emission which has tremendous impact on the environment. Environmental designers look to new approaches like biomimicry to advance a sustainable design future. Biomimicry is the emulation of nature in its many ... Continue Reading
maximising visual comfort and natural lighting in lecture rooms for the proposed faculty of architecture
(A CASE STUDY OF AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA, KADUNA.)
In the last decade, the world has begun making a shift to sustainable and environmentally friendly alternatives of power one of which is daylighting. The most common method of harnessing daylighting is through windows openings. Daylighting was observed in several studies to improve student performance and health in lecture rooms.With increasing cos... Continue Reading
optimising microclimate design strategies in hot dry climate to enhance thermal comfort for a proposed postgraduate residence, federal university dutse
Climatically responsive building design principles are considered to be effective in obtaining comfortable, healthier and sustainable living spaces. Due to rapid urbanization, urban and highly developed areas are often characterised by large number of surfaces that absorb solar radiation giving rise to higher surface and ambient temperatures. In or... Continue Reading
thermal zoning principle for energy efficiency in the design of indoor fitness and sport centre, warri nigeria
The four major building orientations, North, South, East, and West, receive different heat gains causing different indoor temperature and cooling demand within spaces. In fitness and sport centres, the different spaces have differing thermal requirements for occupants’ comfort, where fitness activities require low air temperature, and sauna/spa/p... Continue Reading
improving wayfinding in hospitals for the design of trauma specialist hospital
(A CASE STUDY OF BAUCHI)
The purpose of this study was to establish ways of improving wayfinding in hospitals in Nigeria in response to the rise in trauma cases from insecurity in the country. The approach was explored in North East Nigeria to generate appropriate responses to wayfinding needs during emergencies. North East Nigeria is a geo political zone that has been vul... Continue Reading
the use of architectural components in minimising maintenance for kaduna state university student centre, kafanchan
Due to the educational growth and technological advancement in the world, new ideas and innovations are developing in maintaining buildings most especially student centre. Which are difficult to maintain due to the nature of users and the population it accommodates. In Nigeria minimising maintenance problems in buildings demands the creation of spa... Continue Reading
architectural response to effects of wind on high rise building forms in the design of mixed-use at eko atlantic city lagos
For decades tall and sealed buildings suffer from the effects of wind, some of which affects ventilation and some affects the structural integrity of the building, effects arising from ventilation leads to high energy consumption through the use of machineries to cool down the building, whereas effects leading to structural failure can arise due to... Continue Reading
a fusion of nigeria s regional architectural styles in the design of proposed national arts and history museum
(A CASE STUDY OF ABUJA)
Several researches have been done to ascertain the impact or influence of Euro-American architectural style to third world countries, especially within Africa. This thesis argues that the architecture of Nigeria as obviously distinct between her 3 major geo-political zones; Hausa land, Igbo land and Yoruba land, also referred to as Regionalism exis... Continue Reading
a historical survey of the ebira chao masking and masquerade traditions
Masking and masquerade traditions are aspects of culture that are practised in Nigeria and Africa at large. Specifically, the Ebira Chao of Igarra, Akoko-Edo Local Government Area, Edo state, South-South, Nigeria, have rich masking and masquerade traditions that are geared towards meeting the needs of the people. There is a need to fill the gap tha... Continue Reading
adoptability of integrated project delivery (ipd) concepts in the nigerian construction industry
The dismal performance of the global construction industry has been a major source of worry for practitioners and construction stakeholders. The Nigerian Construction industry (NCI) has not been immune from these problems also as it is plagued with project abandonment, poor project analysis and management, poor quality of work, adversarial relation... Continue Reading
an assessment of safety risk factors during installation and dismantling of tower cranes on construction sites
The process of erection, dismantling and alteration of heights in tower cranes are major safety determinants on construction sites and can result to fatal accidents if the risks involved are not properly managed. Risk factors associated with this process have been identified by some researchers but, no effort was made to scientifically analyse thes... Continue Reading
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