Staff Profile

Ayoosu Iorakaa
Dr. Ayoosu Iorakaa

Position: Lecturer I

Department: Architecture

Email: moses.ayoosu@binghamuni.edu.ng

Biography

Dr. Iorakaa Moses Ayoosu is a Nigerian architect, researcher, and educator passionate about sustainable design. Born in 1982, he has a distinguished career path demonstrating his dedication to improving the built environment. Dr. Ayoosu holds a PhD in Architecture from Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (2022). His thesis focused on optimizing daylighting in lecture theatres using Integrated side-lit windows for Nigeria's tropical climate. He also has a Master's degree in Architecture (2018) from the Modibbo Adama University of Technology Yola and a Bachelor of Technology (Hons) in Architecture (2008) from the Federal University of Technology Yola. Dr. Ayoosu's experience spans academia, private practice, and public service. He is a Lecturer in Architecture at Bingham University Karu, where he teaches various courses related to sustainable design, building science, and architectural studio practice. He also serves as the Postgraduate Coordinator for the Department of Architecture. He is a member of the Association of Architectural Educators of Nigeria (AARCHES), the Nigerian Environmental Society (NES)and the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA). Previously, he was the President/CEO of Realmax Continental Ltd, a construction company, and the Head of the Building Science and Sustainability Laboratory. He has also held architect positions at ARCHTIK Consultant, Realmax Continental Ltd and served as a teacher at various levels, including New Haven Boy's Secondary School Emene- Enugu State and Peace Nursery and Primary School Vandeikya, Benue State. He is a prolific researcher who strongly focuses on sustainable built environments in tropical climates. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, including the Journal of Daylighting and the International Journal of Sustainable Development and Planning. His research interests include daylighting design, natural ventilation, building performance simulation, and using vernacular architecture for sustainable development. Dr. Ayoosu possesses a diverse skillset that includes: Expertise in architectural design, building science, and sustainable construction Excellent teaching and communication skills Strong leadership and teamwork abilities Proficiency in research methods and data analysis Advanced computer skills, including BIM software and research management tools

Qualifications
SN Name Institution Year Obtained
1 Ph.D. (Architecture ) Universiti Teknologi Malaysia Johor, Malaysia 2022
2 M. Tech (Architecture ) Modibbo Adama University of Technology Yola, Nigeria 2018
3 B. Tech (Hons) (Architecture) Federal University of Technology Yola, Nigeria 2008
Publications
SN Name Type Status
1 Window Glazing For Efficient Daylighting And Energy Saving In Tropical Climate Journal Article
2 Tropical Daylight Availability And Sky Typologies For Daylighting Evaluation And Design Journal Article
3 Computational Building Information Modelling-Based Method For Optimal Blending Of Vernacular Architectural Element For Sustainable Buildings In Nigeria Journal Article
4 Exploring Motivational Factors Of Indigenous House Form For Value-Based Development: The Tiv People Of Central Nigeria In Context. International Journal Of Sustainable Development And Planning Journal Article
5 Morphological, Microstructure, Tensile And Water-Sorption Characteristics Of Surface Modified Kenaf Fibre For Sustainable Biocomposite Reinforcement Journal Article
6 Daylighting Evaluation And Optimisation Of Window To Wall Ratio For Lecture Theatre In The Tropical Climate. Journal Of Daylighting, Journal Article
7 Daylighting Performance Assessment Of Side-Lit University Lecture Theatres In The Hot-Humid Climate Of Makurdi In Nigeria Journal Article
8 Assessment Of Passive Architectural Strategies For Natural Ventilation In Libraries Within Hot-Humid Climate Journal Article
9 Impact Of Adjacency Of Spaces In Fire Service Station On Fire Crew Response Time. Journal Article
10 Post Occupancy Evaluation Of Daylighting In Libraries: An Experimental Approach Journal Article
11 Preliminary Framework On Application Of Means-End Chain For Participatory Housing Personalisation Conference Paper
12 Variation Of Natural Ventilation With Floor Level And Orientation Of Classrooms Journal Article
13 Outcomes Of Community Participation In Housing Development An Update Review Journal Article
14 Daylighting Performance Of Side Lit University Lecture Theaters In Makurdi- Nigeria Conference Paper
15 Investigation Of Tropical Daylight Availability And Sky Typologies For Daylighting Evaluation And Design Conference Paper
16 Variation Of Natural Ventilation With Floor Level And Orientation Of Classrooms Conference Paper
17 Standardization, Quality Control, And Bio-Enhancement Of Botanical Insecticides: A Review Journal Article
18 Combustion Characteristics And Decomposition Kinetics Of Melon Seed Husks Based On The Distributed Activated Energy Model Journal Article
Research Interests
  • Sustainable Architecture
  • Green Architecture
  • Building Sustainability Performance Study
  • Building Science
  • Building Information Modelling (BIM)
  • Architectural Computing
  • Advanced building simulation
  • Near-zero energy building$ Regenerative building
  • Multidisciplinary research
  • Daylighting
  • Natural ventilation
  • Bio-composite materials