Housing is universally valued for providing safety and security, identity, and space for social interaction, enabling families to live, learn, and grow together, while also being considered a major determinant of quality of life and a major driver of industrial and economic development (Gupta, 2024).
The global housing...
O. A. Obakin, T. Ajayi, Nurat Ajike Yusuff et al.· International journal of res...· 0 citations
The construction industry is under increasing pressure to adopt sustainable materials that will reduce environmental impacts whilst meeting growing housing demands. Although Nigeria possesses abundant indigenous building materials with proven environmental, economic and climatic advantages, their utilization in contemp...
O. A. Obakin, A. Ajayi, A. O. Falade et al.· Advances in Multidisciplinar...· 0 citations
Building collapse has emerged as a persistent and critical challenge within Nigeria’s construction sector, with recurring incidents over the past decade resulting in significant loss of life, property damage, and erosion of public confidence in the built environment. These failures are not merely accidental but are lar...
M. L. Akinluyi, O. A. Obakin, Oreoluwa D. Ibidapo et al.· London journal of engineerin...· 0 citations
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