Sogo A Oyesode

Caleb University, imota Lagos, Architecture, Faculty Member

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A registered architect with 15 years cognate work experience in Architectural Consultancy Services, Pre and Post Contract Administration, Construction Supervision, Facilities and Project Management Services. He has been actively involved in the design, supervision and successful project management of various high and low profile residential, commercial, office, hospital and recreational center projects. He has a passion for teaching and academic research towards an improved sustainable built environment. My research interests revolve around BIM deployment and optimization amongst Architectural Firms; Circular economy based off-site construction model/system; building adaptability systems; Sustainable development issues. The researches employs cross-sectional surveys by employing adequately structured survey questionnaires. In few cases, strictly literature reviews or online survey tools are employed.
Phone: +234 (0) 806 757 4190
Address: No 10, Adewole Street, Behind Bettynuel Schools, Alatishe, Off Lekki-Epe Express way, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos State, Nigeria

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Public Private Dialogue: An Innovative Policy Approach to Housing Delivery in Lagos State

Public Private Dialogue (PPD) is an institutional arrangement that engages the public and private... more Public Private Dialogue (PPD) is an institutional arrangement that engages the public and private sector in discussions to resolve issues. These dialogue sessions may last for a few hours or continue for several months or years until an inclusive policy is formulated. This study focused on public-private dialogue in housing policy formulation in Lagos State. It explored how PPD can create increased housing delivery through innovative changes in policy formulation. Studies show that proactive public and private sector engagements create better opportunities for housing policy formulation. The government should intensify efforts and create opportunities for private participation in discussions through town hall meetings and dialogue sessions to formulate workable housing policies and reforms that will help actualize the housing needs of the citizens. The study employed selective sampling. Data was obtained through administered questionnaires on a population of 150 household heads in IKorodu on how involved they were in formulating Lagos State government housing policies. The data collected was analyzed using descriptive statistics. The results show that State housing policies were designed through public sector initiatives with little or no input from the private sector. The study further revealed that institutions that adopt the PPD approach in their engagements and operations have higher staff motivation and increased productivity.

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Concept of Building Adaptability: A Sustainable Approach towards Resources and Energy Conservation in Nigeria

International Journal of Innovative Research and Development, 2018

The existing building stock represents the largest financial, physical and cultural asset in the ... more The existing building stock represents the largest financial, physical and cultural asset in the industrialised world and most developing countries. A sustainable society is not possible until this key resource can be effectively managed. With the prevalent increase in resource scarcity and ecological crises, the need to consider adaptability of building spaces as a tool to sustainably manage building stock is imminent. This paper takes a look at the concept of adaptability of building spaces for multifarious use as a sustainable and veritable tool towards effective resources and energy conservation. The strategies of adaptability and various adaptive systems are discussed. The paper concludes by explaining how the concept of adaptability relates to conservation of resources and energy consumption in buildings and proffering possible recommendations towards achieving this.

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Building Information Modelling (BIM) and Cloud Computing for a Hybrid Work Model in the Post COVID Era

BP International Publishers, 2024

The narrative of work has changed globally since the emergence of the COVID- 19 pandemic in the y... more The narrative of work has changed globally since the emergence of the COVID-
19 pandemic in the year 2020 till date. The Work from Home (WFH) model which
took various businesses time to effectively adapt became popular following the
lockdown of over 9 months globally. The Architecture, Engineering, and
Construction (AEC) Sector was not left out. Organizations that could adapt
however recorded significant operational cost savings with the WFH model and
continued with a hybrid work model after the relaxation of the lockdown. With
either the WFH or the hybrid work model, the combination of Building Information
Modelling (BIM) and Cloud Computing technologies became unavoidable by
AEC firms for effective collaboration and seamless productivity. This study
examines the role of BIM and Cloud Computing in successfully implementing a
hybrid work model for AEC firms. It also examines the readiness of firms to
operate the hybrid work model and the possible barriers to its successful
implementation. Quantitative data was gathered from registered architectural
firms using a close-ended structured questionnaire. Using a simple random
sampling method, a total of 140 survey responses were analyzed using
descriptive statistics and the Relative Importance Index (RII). Findings revealed
that the utilization level of the cloud-based file storage and sharing system within
the BIM work process is still very low among firms with less than 20% of the
respondents actively operating on a cloud-based server. The study also revealed
high BIM setup and maintenance cost as the greatest barrier for firms in
transitioning to a cloud-based system with a mean score of 4.74 and an RI value
of 0.95. The study recommends greater awareness of the cloud server system amongst firms’ top-level management for increased financial investment for daily
operational cost savings that the hybrid work model offers.
Keywords: AEC sector; architectural firms; BIM; cloud computing; COVID pandemic; hybrid work.

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