ENHANCING CONSTRUCTION QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY IN ABUJA, NIGERIA: MODULAR CONSTRUCTION FOR HOTELS

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NWOKO, C.
M.E ABDULRAHMAN

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Over the years, building construction has become highly sophisticated in nature. Meeting this increase in sophistication has been a challenge in the underdeveloped world. For this reason, projects are sometimes delivered with reduced standards and inaccuracies. This study investigates the viability of modular construction to address construction challenges in Abuja, Nigeria, focusing on hotel development. A comprehensive methodology guides our research, combining a thorough literature review, comparative analysis, and case studies. Our literature review examines global modular construction advancements, Abuja's construction challenges, and the pros and cons of modular construction in the hotel sector. A comparative analysis assesses modular construction against traditional methods, considering speed, cost, and quality. In-depth case studies showcase real-world applications. Quantitative data is statistically analyzed, while qualitative data undergoes thematic coding. Findings inform actionable recommendations for stakeholders, aiming to elevate construction practices. This study on the evaluation of modularity for hotel development would help in guiding the improvement in construction quality; encourage innovations in construction technology to greatly improve construction processes in Abuja, Nigeria. This research also underscores modular construction's potential to address Abuja's construction issues, providing insights for policymakers and industry players. It also paves the way for broader modular construction exploration.

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NWOKO, C., & M.E ABDULRAHMAN. (2023). ENHANCING CONSTRUCTION QUALITY AND EFFICIENCY IN ABUJA, NIGERIA: MODULAR CONSTRUCTION FOR HOTELS. International Journal of African Research Sustainability Studies, 2(2). https://cambridgeresearchpub.com/ijarss/article/view/106

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