Architecture as Stimulus for Growth and Economic Development in Nigeria.

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Architecture as Stimulus for Growth and Economic Development in Nigeria.

J. A. Olanusi
J. A. Olanusi
D. O. Akingbohungbe
D. O. Akingbohungbe
Muhammed Adamu
Muhammed Adamu
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Architecture and design constitute one of the major economic growth areas in any country. Nigeria increasingly needs to compete in knowledge, development and innovation. Such and all human activities are carried out within some form of shelter or organized open spaces which are contributions or products of architecture to the built environment and the economic growth of the nation. This phenomenon is of enormous and unquantifiable dimension in developing economies like Nigeria. This paper therefore examines succinctly the economic impact of architecture on corporate businesses and the contribution it has made to the social development of the nation. It recommends the way forward for exploring architectural potentials in the tourism industry for boosting the economic base of Nigeria as a means of attracting foreign revenue in support of emerging advocacy for diversification of oil revenue base of the nation.

Architecture as Stimulus for Growth and Economic Development in Nigeria.

Architecture and design constitute one of the major economic growth areas in any country. Nigeria increasingly needs to compete in knowledge, development and innovation. Such and all human activities are carried out within some form of shelter or organized open spaces which are contributions or products of architecture to the built environment and the economic growth of the nation. This phenomenon is of enormous and unquantifiable dimension in developing economies like Nigeria. This paper therefore examines succinctly the economic impact of architecture on corporate businesses and the contribution it has made to the social development of the nation. It recommends the way forward for exploring architectural potentials in the tourism industry for boosting the economic base of Nigeria as a means of attracting foreign revenue in support of emerging advocacy for diversification of oil revenue base of the nation.

J. A. Olanusi
J. A. Olanusi
D. O. Akingbohungbe
D. O. Akingbohungbe
Muhammed Adamu
Muhammed Adamu

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Davies Olu Akingbohungbe. 2015. “. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research – H: Environment & Environmental geology GJSFR-H Volume 15 (GJSFR Volume 15 Issue H2): .

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Architecture as Stimulus for Growth and Economic Development in Nigeria.

J. A. Olanusi
J. A. Olanusi
D. O. Akingbohungbe
D. O. Akingbohungbe
Muhammed Adamu
Muhammed Adamu

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