The Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) has said global warming and climatic factors must be considered before designing buildings to enable their sustainability for a minimum of 50 years.

The Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA), Lagos State chapter has stressed the need for collective responsibility to meet the Lagos urban development challenge.

The Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) has called for collaboration among built environment professionals.

A new research released recently revealed that six in ten developers globally, including Nigeria have delayed projects in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, which also has many builders rethinking their future projects.

The Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) has called on its members to imbibe professionalism and shun acts capable of bringing the body into disrepute.

Buoyed by the coronavirus pandemic which is presently ravaging the world, the Lagos State chapter of the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) plans to review its activities

Housing professionals and other experts in the built industry would gather in Lagos for a summit of suppliers of construction products from around the globe with the aim of reducing the huge gap between demand and supply in the nation’s housing value chain.

To end quackery in the profession, the outgoing chairman of the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA), Edo State chapter, Sonnie Ohenhen has called on practitioners to desist from endorsing building plans for those not trained as architects.

The Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) is set to hold its 58th Annual General Meeting and Conference at the Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island, from November 27 to 30 in Lagos.

One of the foremost professional groups in the built environment industry, the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) has chronicled its successes towards attaining excellence in creative management of the physical environment. This was unfolded at its annual 4th Distinguished Lecture Tagged: Beyond Simple Line: Presentation of nearly five Decades of Architectural Practices in Nigeria (1970-2018).…

The President of Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA), FESTUS ADIBE NJOKU, said practitioners need identity to actualise the dream of affordable housing. In an interview with BERTRAM NWANNEKANMA, he promised to change the face of the profession and make the institute contribute to the development of the country. The Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) has…

To quicken efforts at resolving Lagos’ developmental challenges, architects have called for collaboration with town planners and other relevant bodies in the built environment on urban redevelopment.