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Archy Naija
A blog that covers Architectural Journalism in Nigeria and World Construction Industry.
Nigerian Architecture Blog
Nigerian Architecture Blog
Archccess
Archccess helps young and intermediate Architects, students, and everyone with an interest in architecture by providing up-to-date information.
Chronos Studeos
Chronos Studeos is The Complete Creative Team of Architects & 3D Visualizers. With Custom-designed Buildings & Presentations,
Diary Of A Nigerian Architect
Diary Of A Nigerian Architect by Kosi Emmanuel Chukwujindu
Architecture Nigeria
Architecture Nigeria provides information on notable buildings in Nigeria as well as articles and news that would enrich the practice of Architecture in Nigeria and beyond.
Click Here | A 161-Year-Old National Monument Destroyed In Lagos - Kombini
On the 5th of April 1956, the Ilojo Bar (formerly know as the Casa do Fernandez) which was sold to the Olaiya patriarch, Alfred Omolana Olaiya in 1933, was declared a national monument by the National Commission for Museums and Monuments (NCMM).
Click Here | Colonial Buildings In Nigerian History - Kombini
These Images Of Colonial Buildings In Nigeria Are Why We Need To Protect Our History
Click Here | World Heritage Earthen Architecture Programme (WHEAP) - UNESCO
Earthen architecture is one of the most original and powerful expressions of our ability to create a built environment with readily available resources.