World forest institute_fellowship_program_2016_final_presentation_nigeria_a_solanke
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Abiodun Solanke is our 2016 World Forest Institute International Fellow from Nigeria. Presentation video link: https://youtu.be/FEfiqAUHFeg?list=PL1XBY4Mor-H2zQG70aMCcUGAxoFy_aWmn -Abiodun Solanke is a Licensed Architect in Nigeria. -He works as a partner in an Architectural Firm in Legos, Nigeria -His Fellowship project focused on “Finding alternative building materials to build affordable housing in Nigeria."
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World forest institute_fellowship_program_2016_final_presentation_nigeria_a_solanke
- 1. ENGINEERED WOOD HOUSING: Abiodun Solanke - International Fellow from Nigeria A POTENTIAL SOLUTION FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING CRISES IN NIGERIA
- 2. DESCRIPTION NIGERIA OREGON TOTAL AREA (mi²) WATER (%) 360k 1.4 97k 2.4 POPULATION (million) 187 4 DENSITY (pop. per mi2) 151 41 Derived its name from River Niger Most populous black nation in Africa Largest producer of crude oil in Africa and 13th in the world 2.5 million barrels /day Nigeria is mono-economic Crude Oil country > 500 Ethnic groups and > 250 languages 50% Muslims, 45% Christians, and 5% others LAGOS
- 3. My Background - Architecture Studio Head:- KA ASSOCIATES ; Private Architectural Consultancy & Construction Firm Somolu, Lagos. Importation dependent construction! Over 70 percent of the population lives in slums characterized by extremely high densities, poor housing conditions and little or no access to basic infrastructures like electricity, water or sanitation!
- 4. Research Objectives To gain first hand experience and best practices in cultivating, harvesting and post – harvest processing of Bamboo and Engineered Wood
- 6. Findings Strategic Partnerships Of Individuals, Organizations, Corporate Bodies In Social Ventures Geared Towards Affordable Housing HERE IS THE GAME CHANGER! FOR A 3 - BED DUPLEX’ 5,000 bdft of Log = 10,000 bdft of Lumber i.e. 1/4 of an acre in 40 yrs. FOR SAME 3 - BED DUPLEX’ With appropriate technology i.e. 1/4 of an acre in 6 yrs. ENGINEERED BAMBOO IS THE FUTURE OF AFFORDABLE MASS HOUSING PROVISION
- 8. GOING FORWARD!an unparalleled point of entry into the most groundbreaking restorative projects in the world. Project teams pursuing the Living Building Challenge—the built environment’s most ambitious performance standard- LITEHaus ARCHITECTURE + SO-DEVELOPMENTS Organic Architecture practice embracing Nature’s uniqueness in creating solutions based on the special conditions, local materials and ecology surrounding each project. ORGANIC + SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND MOVEMENTS RAISING AWARENESS FOR THE NEED TO UP THE LIVING BUILDING EXPERIENCE
- 9. Acknowledgements SOCIAL VENTURES PROJECT INT’L TWENDE SOLAR
- 10. I have seen the light beyond the shores… I represent that which I have seen – ILLUMINATION - … of the endless possibilities of affordable housing. (Abi- 2016)
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- Smallest land area 450 sq mi 2006 National Census population was 9,000,000 Lagos composition is multicultural and has largest world representation Present population density is 36,000 per square mile Un 2015 Projected Population puts Lagos at par with New York being 21 Million
- Daily commute experience to work; problematic housing situation and rapidly expanding informal sector; increasing level of social, economic and physical disparity between slum and poverty on one hand and high-end luxury estates; stagnating housing supply results in disproportionately high prices of housing unaffordable even to the middle- income earners Efficient use of local materials and
- Three tripartite approach; Learning Collaborating Networking
- The choice of products used to build, renovate and operate structures has a significant impact on the environment. Varied use of wood products in conventional framed and advanced applications such as glulam, clt, i-joist e.t.c People are willing to commit their time and money to well defined social enterprise or ventures _ Habitat for Humanity Aside materials, green techniques to ensure sustainable, cost-effective living spaces The location supports a pedestrian-, bicycle-, and transit-friendly lifestyle. Rainwater is collected on the roof, stored in an underground cistern and used throughout the building (once approved by the regulatory authorities). A solar array generates as much electricity as the building uses (actually 60% more than we used in 2014). The building promotes health for its occupants, with inviting stairways, operable windows and features to promote walking and resource sharing. Stunning architecture, an innovative photovoltaic array, a green roof and other native plantings, large structural timbers and a revitalized pocket park help beautify the surrounding neighborhood. The building does not contain “Red List” hazardous materials, including PVC, cadmium, lead, mercury and hormone-mimicking substances, all of which are commonly found in building components.