Enhancing Sustainable Housing Development in Nigeria using Compressed Stabilized Laterite Bricks.

Enhancing Sustainable Housing Development in Nigeria using Compressed Stabilized Laterite Bricks.

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Sustaining housing development especially to the low-income group of the society has become a huge challenge in developing countries. Thus, acquisition of indigenous building materials has been suggested as a way out. The paper evaluated the prospects and challenges of Compressed Stabilized Laterite Bricks (CSLBs) as a building material for sustainable housing construction. Field survey was...
 
Published at Journal of Sustainable Development and Environmental Protection
Volume 1
Issue 3
Pages 51-59
 
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Alagbe, Oluwole Ajala
Alagbe Oluwole » Arc. Wole Alagbe is a Senior Lecturer and the current Ag. Head of the Department. He had his educational training at the renowned school of architecture in Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, where he had both Bachelor and Master’s Degree in Architecture (B.Sc & M.Sc) respectively. After four years of full-time professional practice, Arc. Alagbe started his research and teaching career in the... view full profile
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