Benin Domestic Architecture “A Tabula Rasa” For Transition: From Pre-Independence To Contemporary Architecture.

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Domestic architecture over centuries in Benin, southern Nigeria has undergone series of transformation. Benin Empire which spread to Ga tribe in Ghana......................

Published at International Journal of Social Sciences and Entrepreneurship (IJSSE)

Published in 2014

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Ekhaese Eghosa Noel and Prof. Bayo Amole

Ekhaese Eghosa Noel » Dr. Ekhaese has a PhD in Architecture. He is a research fellow and a Senior Lecturer in Covenant University, Nigeria. His research interest encompasses interdisciplinary/multi-disciplinary research area based on therapeutic Architecture, Urban Studies, Built Environment health/wellbeing, Behavioural Science, and Space Syntax. I have years of experience in working with communities. As a... view full profile

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