• ASSESSMENT OF KNOWLEDGE SPILLOVERS FROM FOREIGN MULTINATIONAL CONSTRUCTION CORPORATIONS TO INDIGENOUS CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS IN ABUJA, NIGERIA 

  BAMISAYE, OLORUNFEMI PAUL (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2022-12)

  This study assessed knowledge spillovers from foreign multinational construction corporations to indigenous construction contractors in Abuja, Nigeria. Primary data were collected through observation on some selected sites ...
• DEVELOPMENT OF CARBON EMISSION PREDICTION MODEL FOR HALLS OF RESIDENCE IN TERTIARY INSTITUTION IN OGUN STATE, NIGERIA 

  IBITOYE, OLAYINKA SEUN (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2022-01)

  Extensive research has been carried out on operational carbon in the building industry in Nigeria while less consideration is given to embodied carbon. This is a challenge as embodied carbon accounts for about thirty percent ...
• ADOPTION OF ENERGY ECONOMICS PRINCIPLES FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA 

  AKINPELU, TAIWO MARCUS (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-08)

  Construction industry is a special one in comparison with other industry. It possesses the function of diverse materials and methodologies in which they are assemble to form final product known as building and infrastructure. ...
• ASSESSMENT OF THE APPLICATION OF BIOMIMICRY PRINCIPLES IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA 

  ADEKUNYE, OLUSEGUN JOHNSON (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2022-01)

  Biomimicry is the multidisciplinary discipline where the form and concept of nature is tapped into in order to solve human needs as relating to different industries such as pharmaceutical, engineering, construction, ...
• IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF RIVERINE TERRAIN INDICES ON COST AND TIME PERFORMANCE OF BUILDING PROJECTS IN ONDO STATE, NIGERIA 

  ADEGBORO, SANMI EMMANUEL (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-10)

  Mankind is faced with the need to battle nature and produce a sustainable environment suitable for living for its residence. Construction risks, methods and liabilities varies with location, this is more so in riverine ...
• ASSESSMENT OF COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT IN ILAJE, NIGERIA 

  ODEYEMI, OLAMIDOTUN M. (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE, 2021-09)

  Over the years the issue of coastal zone development has been of great concern especially in the face of global climate change. This research aimed at assessing the coastal issues in Ilaje coastal area with a view to develop ...
• CAUSATIVE FACTORS OF CONSTRUCTION DELAYS IN HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA 

  OYEDIRAN, ABIOLA OLUWASOGO (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-10)

  The construction of High-rise building projects in Nigeria suffered delay problems on program schedule due to the inability to complete many projects within the targeted time and budgeted cost earlier stipulated. This poor ...
• ASSESSMENT OF FIRMS SPECIFIC ADVANTAGES (FSAs) OF NIGERIAN QUANTITY SURVEYING FIRMS (NQSFs) IN INTERNATIONAL CONSULTING BUSINESS 

  ORUNMUYI, OLAOLUWA ABIMBOLA (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-09)

  Firm Specific Advantages (FSAs) is the proprietary advantage(s) which a firm possesses over its competitors, which are of various forms ranging from technological know-how, brand differentiation, control of distribution ...
• A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF REMOTELY SENSED AND CONVENTIONAL FIELD DATASETS FOR LAND TITLE REGISTRATION IN AKURE, ONDO STATE. 

  OLAWALE, AANUOLUWAPO KUDIRAT (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-10)

  Nigeria had operated a client-initiated title registration before 2009 called the Sporadic approach of Land Title Registration; this method has been adjudged not to be effective leading to the Federal Government of Nigeria ...
• IMPACT OF RISK FACTORS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF HIGHER EDUCATIONAL BUILDING PROJECTS IN EKITI STATE, NIGERIA 

  OLOFINBIYI, OLANREWAJU AUSTIN (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-09)

  Building projects in higher institution of learning seems to be on the increase. However, the management of risks in educational building projects has been recognized as a very important process for achieving the project ...
• APPRAISAL OF CARBON TRADING PRACTICES IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA 

  KORIKO, OLUWAGBEMISOLA (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-10)

  The construction sector provides infrastructure and structures to society by consuming a substantial quantity of nonrenewable energy, which results in significant Carbondioxide emissions. The carbon emission is either ...
• EFFECTS OF INCOMPLETE DESIGN ON COST AND TIME PERFORMANCE OF ROAD PROJECTS IN KWARA STATE, NIGERIA 

  SIDIQ, LATEEF (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-02)

  In an ideal world, the designs and documentation provided for construction projects should be complete, precise and unambiguous. Unfortunately, this is rarely the case on road projects procured by public organization in ...
• ASSESSMENT OF PROJECT FINANCE INITIATIVES FOR PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA 

  SEMONIWON, ABIMBOLA YETUNDE (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-09)

  Project Finance (PF) is a specialized funding structure in which the lender principally looks to the assets and project cash flows as a primary source to secure and service the loan and have nonrecourse to the sponsor’s ...
• EFFECTS OF PROJECT COST CONTROL MEASURES ON FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT OF CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES IN ABUJA. 

  OYINLANA, TOLUWANIMI OLUWATOBI (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-09)

  Improper financial management practices and poor cost control measures have proven to be a main cause of failures in companies in terms of financial difficulty, mismanagements of fund, failure to evaluate project profitability ...
• EFFECTS OF DESIGN BRIEF ON THE PERFORMANCE OF BUILDING PROJECTS IN SELECTED TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN ONDO STATE, NIGERIA 

  OGUNTOYE, OLUWAMAYOWA KOLAWOLE (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-03)

  The design brief is one of the most important parts of the building process. It is foundational to whatsoever the outcome of the construction process will be. The design brief is usually linked with a high level of uncertainty ...
• APPRAISAL OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN QUANTITY SURVEYING FIRMS IN DELTA STATE, NIGERIA 

  KIKANME, PAUL UZODINMA (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-03)

  Knowledge management (KM) is the process of acquiring, storing, organizing, using, and creating knowledge. Knowledge is the currency of today’s economy and the crux of knowledge management. KM is a good tool to achieve ...
• AN ASSESSMENT OF RISK IN CIVIL ENGINEERING PROJECTS IN KWARA NIGERIA 

  IDRIS, SOLIU (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-07)

  The construction industry is known for being very poor compared to other industries in the identification, assessment and management of project related risks. Civil engineering projects in particular are riskier due to the ...
• DEVELOPMENT OF RISK MANAGEMENT CAPABILITY ASSESSMENT TOOLKIT FOR QUANTITY SURVEYING FIRMS IN LAGOS STATE, NIGERIA 

  GBADEBO, OLUBUNMI MARTHA (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-03)

  Assessing risk management capability of consulting firms would contribute significantly to organization service delivery and efficiency. Hence this study used capability maturity model (CMM) methodology to develop an ...
• ASSESSMENT OF CLAIMS ADMINISTRAION BY MEDIUM-SIZED CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES IN ABUJA, NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF FCDA PROJECTS 

  FABUNMI, FABUNMI, JOHN ALAO JOHN ALAO (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2021-11)

  Claims have become a common occurrence in construction projects. A poor management and administration of construction claims often leads to project abandonment, significant cost overrun and time overrun. Therefore, the ...
• ASSESSMENT OF LOS T LABOUR CLAIMS IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN NIGER DELTA REGION, NIGERIA 

  EGWUNATUM, IKECHUKWU SAMUEL (FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE., 2015-06)

  Claim in the construction industry is becoming spurious and worrisome particularly to clients and consultants. In many of such claim circumstances, labour continues to be a contentious issue. Inefficient use of labour in ...

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