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Item Metadata only A Study of the Charastitics of Secondary Schools Classrooms Design using the Environment Behaviour Model.(Bells University of technology, Ota., 2024-07-18) UKANWA, Osinachi Emmanuel; Dr. O. A. AlabiThe study investigates the impact of classroom design on secondary school's student behavior, engagement and academic performance, utilizing the environment -behavior.it highlight how the physical environment in schools directly influences learning outcome stressing the importance of well-designed classrooms. The research covers various aspect of classroom design, including layout, lighting, ventilation, and the integration of modern and educational tools.Item Metadata only Cultural Centre Ota:An Architectural Exposition of Hybrid Cultures(Bells University of Technology, Ota, 2016-07) ADESINA, Damilola Omusi; Arch. E.A. Ayo-VaughanThe thesis focuses on embracing the history and culture of the indigenous Ota people and uniting the growing population through the design of desirable spaces. The major research consideration for the project resides in creating an exposition of the Hybrid culture within the Ota region of Ogun State, Nigeria. The research was necessitated because of the ever-growing population: a lack of awareness amongst the growing population, of the newly evolving culture of the environment in which they reside. An analysis of the Ota Culture and its development forms the background for the research, starting with an identification of the general nature of the culture in Ota, Ogun state and narrowing down to the predominant culture of the larger group (Yoruba) that occupy the region. Identifying their elements, symbols and significant signs that form their culture in a bid to generate a suitable design. It is this new identify that the people of Ota would hopefully accept and identify with through the use of architecture. To celebrate this newly evolving cultural community, a cultural center is proposed.Item Metadata only Drug Rehabilitation Center, Badagry, Lagos State (Architecture As A Tool for Rehabiltation and Resenttlement)(Bells University of Technology, 2016-05-20) AKOLA, Oluwafemi Ebenezer; Arc. Ade ADEWOLUThe worldwide struggle to proffer functional solutions and possible preventive measures to drug/substance abuse and addiction has been going on for ages. Pharmaceutical industries have been on more than a decade long search for a cure for addiction without any major breakthrough, leaving most experts torn between various methods of approaching substance addiction. The orthodox methods of treatment for drug addiction is by the seclusion of the addicts from the society or the combination of both in-patient and out-patient system to aid in wholesome rehabilitation. However, this thesis proposes that architecture can be uses also as a tool to create a controlled environment promoting rehabilitation, resettlement and that also allows for community integration helping to establish a conducive standard for addiction rehabilitation. This is possible because the effects of factors such as sound, light, color, privacy, views, and even smell, texture and finishes can be employed using architecture to promote a healing environment and also psychological healing of drug addicts. Ultimately, this thesis introduces the concept of an integrated community rehabilitation and wellness centre in one of the most notorious urban environments in Western Nigeria, Badagry. The city in popular for being a major settling point for drug smugglers, largely due to its proximity to the Seme Border. The idea is to demonstrate that a healing environment can be enhanced using architecture and natural environment as a tool for reconnecting inhabitants with their environment and ultimately, rediscovering themselves.Item Metadata only Drug Rehabilitation Centre, Badagry : Enchancing Recovery Through Biophilic Architecture In Nigeria(Bells University of Technology, 2022-08-09) IMOMOH, Innocent Esieku; Prof. Opoko A. P.The connection between human psyche and nature is nature in usually not taken in to consideration in the design of most rehabilitation centers in Nigeria, if the core objective of rehabilitation is to be achieved, this trend needs to be urgently addressed. It is against this background that this study seeks explore the effectiveness of biophilic design. The study explores nature as therapy through architecture in drug rehabilitation. Given the interplay between human connectedness to nature and well-being. The study seeks to bring to fore that the physical environment, consciously or unconsciously, has an effect on the psyche, which simultaneously affects one's perceptions of that physical reality. In this work, the interchange between the physical and mental realms were explored in the light of spatial analysis and biophilic design. In looking at how the physical environment effects psychological, the spatial organization inside and outside the counselling room were analyzed within the context of a natural setting. The research concludes that architecture is an important approach to therapy in drug rehabilitation and the environment, which can play a big role in therapeutic outcome. Althught not a form of treatment architecture can significantly become part of the recovery ng proves through the creation of spaces that foster and provide meaning to those activities utilized to achieve gradual rehabilitation through a therapeutic environment light, color and movement within a facility as well as landscape and location are essential elements of this Architectual therapy.Item Metadata only Eko Pride Hotel, Lagos Expressing The Dynamics on Hotel Design In Icon Architecture(Bells University of Technology, 2019-08-20) FADIPE, Omosalewa A.; Ade AdewoluThe study examined the dynamics of Eko Atlantic as the pride of Lagos, hence, expressing the dynamic of hotel design in iconic architecture. The aim of the research is therefore to develop a theoretical solutions as well as design solutions for sustainable and energy efficient hotels in hot-dry climate. A qualitative case study of three hotels which indicated the use of bioclimatic principles and which are in the climatic region as the study area was conducted to identity the relationships between variables. Visual survey, interviews and checklist method were all used in conducting the case study survey of all the selected cases. Therefore, research was carried out on the hot dry climate, the architectural design requirement of the study area and bioclimatic design requirement of the area in order to achieve the research the research objectives. The overall thesis studied and incorporated design principles certainly to enhance the quality of the interior spaces and give thermal and bioclimatic comfort to the guest/occupants.Item Metadata only Lifestyle and Leisure Center, Lokogoma, Abuja.(Bells University of Technology, Ota., 2022-09-08) OWHONDA, Chimzi Kel; Dr. O. A. AdewoluAs its roots, architecture exists to create the physical environment in which people live, but architecture is more than just the built environment, it also goes a lot further with regards to how it can affect t mental health of individuals in the immediate environment. Therefore, architecture in itself can be used as a tool for relieving stress.Item Metadata only Renmoney Microfinance Bank, Lekki, Lagos: Architecture As A Branding Tool For Selected Commercial Building in Lagos Island, Nigeria(Bells University of Technology, 2023-11-12) UGWOKE, IFunmanya Jasmine; Dr. T.E AnifowoseArchitecture plays a major role for brand identity of buildings most especially commercial buildings, it builds relationship with audience, creates an identity for the company.Differentiate from competitors, establish market leadership and so much more . Commercial branding is ignored in Nigeria therefore creating a lack of identity to these brand hence affecting issues of sales and growth of such business. In an area where evrything is on demand and almost instantaneoous, a first impression is now what carries the most weight and clout with users. Traditional advertising has essentially dreid up and brands, especially older brands, are keenly aware of what being labeled 'old school' can brng. As a result, marketers have started looking for newer, more interactive opportunities to incentive and profit from the user experience. Architecture walks a fine line between client involvement and the the upholding of a set of aesthetic values. Architects are gernerally opposed to the marketing themselves as service providers. This study aims to examine the role of architecture as a branding tool for commercial buildings in Lagos Island. Nigeria with a view to design the Renmoney microfinance bank., Lekki, Lagos that will refelect elements of ornamentation in Architecture.Item Metadata only St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church Oke Afa Lagos State: Assesment of Impact of Fenestration on Users Experience in Selected Catholic Churches in Lagos State.(Bells University of technology, Ota., 2024-07-15) IBEKWE, Somtochukwu Victor; Dr. O. A. ALABIThis dissertation investigates the impact of fenestrations the placement the design of windows and also door openings on the experience of the users in catholic churches in Lagos state, Nigeria fenestration is a vital aspect of architectural design, influencing natural light, ventilation, energy efficiency, and also the overall aesthetic appeal of structures.Item Metadata only The Wave Auditorium; Abuja: Acoustic Performance of Large Indoor Spaces in Nigeria.(Bells University of Technology, Ota., 2022-08-09) ADEJOH, Jonathan Ojonugwa; Dr. Adebakin T.Poor sound management and control of huge places is a problem that affects most large spaces. everyone must be able to see stage well and hear the presenter or performer on stage, so large halls are necessary. in real world, music has equal importance as light. Light gives humans a visual connection to the outside world, sound separates them one from another. The facts that architects and designers are continually coming up with design solutions and address the challenge of poor room acoustics and sound management in large spaces is one of the primary reasons we now have auditorium that are shaped in such a way that the audience will be close to the sound source and free from noise to the greatest extent possible.