DESIGN OF A CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
IN LANLATE AREA, OYO STATE
ARC 813 – ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO IV
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE. A (18/4828)
MSc 2 ARCHITECTURE
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF. DARE-ABEL . O, DR. OPALUWA. E, ARC. OLAOYE
JULY 2022
Introduction
This design is focused on humanization of inmates in
correctional facilities through design ultimately
facilitating their rehabilitation and reform upon release
to the society.
The site and project in focus is a correctional
centre located at Lanlate area in Oyo State. The
design took into consideration use and user
designed for, benefits that may be realized from
the project and possible future use. Environmental
economics affects design, construction methods,
materials used and flexibility, hence analysis is
critical.
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
Definition of Terms
The prisoner: is a person proved guilty of a crime alleged against him/her and legally sentenced to punishment of a confinement in a prison. In other words, a
prisoner is a person sentenced to penal servitude.
Prison: Prison means an institution under Federal or State jurisdiction whose primary use is for the confinement of individuals convicted of a serious crime, usually in
excess of one year in length, or a felony.
Penal servitude: The imprisonment of an offender and hi/her subjection to hard labour.
Reformation: Reformation, which stems from the word ‘reform,’ is the process of making changes in something – usually an institution or a practice – to improve it. In
the case of offenders, a reformation would help offenders relinquish their immoral or criminal behaviour.
Rehabilitation: Rehabilitation can be defined as the process of re-educating and retraining those who commit a crime.
Re- integration: Reintegration is the support and assistance provided to prisoners upon their release from jail. Reintegration often starts when the offender is
arrested by preparing them to deal with life and society following imprisonment. In order to achieve reintegration, programs and processes aim to keep prisoners
away from the criminal justice system following their release
Prison Warden: A prison warden is a high-ranking official who oversees prisons. He/she is responsible for the safe, secure, and efficient operation of prisons. He/she
also oversees all prison staff to ensure proper and consistent adherence to all applicable laws, rules, standards, and facility-specific policies.
Community: The people living in one place, district or country considered as a whole.
Psychological evaluation: This is an examination into a person’s mental health by a mental health professional such as a psychologist. A psychological evaluation may
result in a diagnosis of a mental illness. It is the mental equivalent of physical examination.
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
Development of Brief -Users
PRIMARY USERS
Inmates convicted of certain
crimes like manslaughter,
sexual assault, etc
Warden, superintendent, medical
officer, prison officers etc
SECONDARY USERS
Family members and friends
for visits
Lawyers, case workers for
visitation and consultation
TERTIARY USERS – Staff family members and the general public who can purchase items produced by the inmates e.g. artwork, paint, footwear, etc
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
Development of Brief
PROBLEM
OVERCONGESTION
LACK OF FUNDING
SLOW TRIALS
GOVERNMENT
INDIFFERENCE
AIM
The aim of this project is to provide a design of a correctional facility geared towards inmate rehabilitation and reintegration into society.
OBJECTIVES
 To solve the problem of prison over congestion in prisons.
 To design a structure that takes into consideration inmate basic human rights and instils a degree of humaneness and also promotes good interaction among inmates, guards and the surrounding
community.
 To make prisons an important and functional part of the community by changing their perception through the design of non- menacing structures.
 To create an eco friendly correctional facility which maximizes the use of natural lighting, ventilation, greenery and other renewable energy and resources within the area.
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
Development of Brief – Problem Statement
Most of the research on prisons has focused on the sociological analysis of the jail as a social system and has looked at the inmates' social structure, role and normative system, and value orientation.
These and other research helped form theories about how the community affects prisoners' conduct both inside prison and after they leave. However, the empirical assessment of a Nigerian inmate as he
or she enters prison with rehabilitation goals has received little attention.
The prison has undergone several reform initiatives, just like many other industries in Nigeria. These result from the fact that the goal of current offender treatment is reformation and rehabilitation.The
agenda for some of the committees and groups involved in the task of the Nigerian prison reforms concentrated on the negative state of the prison, with the goal of reducing congestion and overcrowding,
improving physical and infrastructural facilities, proper treatment for inmates, skill development, logistics, and transportation. However, the crucial question still stands: are these innovations and reforms
actually being implemented for the benefit of the prisoners, or are they merely a fashion statement?
PRISON STATISTICS CULLED FROM WORLD PRISON BRIEF AND THE NATIONAL BUREAU OF STATISTICS/NIGERIAN PRISONS SERVICE 2017
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
Development of Brief
Project Title: Design of a correctional facility for Lanlate community, Oyo State
Client: Oyo State Government
Location: Oyo State is an inland state in southwestern Nigeria. Its capital is Ibadan, the third most populous city in the country and formerly the second most populous city
in Africa. Oyo State is bordered to the north by Kwara State, to the east by Osun State, and to the southwest by Ogun State and the Republic of Benin. With a projected population
of 7,840,864 in 2016, Oyo State is the fifth most populous in Nigeria..Oyo State is noted for being the site of the first university in Nigeria, the University of Ibadan, founded in
1948. The state economy remains largely agrarian, with the western city of Shaki being described as the state's breadbasket. Cassava, cocoa, and tobacco are among the most
important crops to Oyo State’s economy.
Oyo State covers approximately an area of 28,454 square kilometres and is ranked 14th by size. The landscape consists of old hard rocks and dome shaped hills, which rise
gently from about 500 meters in the southern part and reaching a height of about 1,200 metres above sea level in the northern part. The Climate
is equatorial, notably
with dry and wet seasons with relatively high humidity. The dry season lasts from November to March while the wet season starts from April and ends in October. Average daily
temperature ranges between 25 °C (77.0 °F) and 35 °C (95.0 °F), almost throughout the year.
Project Location: Lanlate is one of the oldest, most noble and popular towns in Oyo state, Nigeria. Located in Ibarapa East area of Oyo State, it has been the centre of power
and also a significant custodian of the ancient cultural heritage of Ibarapa region. The settlement is surrounded by four major hills which are Onidan, Ota-epo, Olofin and
Araye. The anthem and panegyrics/eulogies (oriki) of Lanlate is based on these four hills. These four hills protected Lanlate from the hostile attacks and consequently, the
settlement became populated by people looking for shelter.
In Lanlate, majority of the dwellers are peasant farmers, while some combine farming with hunting and fishing. The town’s agriculture is boosted by the vast expanse of land in
Lanlate. Today, there are over 26 public primary schools and four public secondary schools in Lanlate. The town is also experiencing growth and emergence of private schools
and is blessed with a College of Education, and a General Hospital.
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
CASE STUDY 1 – AGODI CORRECTIONAL FACILITY,
LOCATION: BASHORUN, GATE IBADAN
DATE OPENED: 1894
IDEAL CAPACITY: 390 INMATES; 1152 AS AT 2022.
SECURITY TYPE: MEDIUM SECURITY
SIZE: ROUGHLY 9,000M2
MERITS
• LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE COMMUNITY
• PLANS FOR RELOCATION TO OLODO, LAGOS- IBADAN EXPRESSWAY
DEMERITS
• WAS NOT PLANNED AT ALL AS IT WAS CONSTRUCTED BEFORE DEVELOPMENT CAUGHT UP
WITH IT.
• DOES NOT MEET STANDARD FOR PRISONS
FRONT VIEW OF THE FACILITY
• GROSSLY OVERCROWDED AND UNDERSTAFFED
• THERE IS A 4KM DISTANCE FROM THE ADMINISTRATIVE HEADQUARTERS AND THE PRISON
ITSELF WHICH LEAVES ROOM FOR LAPSES ON THE PART OF THE CORRECTIONAL
OFFICERS.
AUTHOR’S SKETCH OF THE FEMALE WING
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
CASE STUDY 1 – AGODI CORRECTIONAL FACILITY,
KEY
 Agodi Correctional Microfinance Bank - 1
 Guard post – 2
 Administrative block. All the external activities take place here. It
is strategically placed on the outer perimeter so that the activities
do not disrupt the daily lives of prisoners - 3
 Female cell block (13 inmates) - 4
 7 cell blocks (up to 100 prisoners per block) – 5, 12, 13, 15, 16, 17,
20
20
 Kitchen – 6
16
15
14
12
 Mosque -7
11
8
6
18
19
17
 Kitchen cell block - 8
9
13
7
4
10
 Dining hall – 9
3
22a
 Welfare/psychology Building - 10
22
 Clinic - 11
5
21
2
22
1
 Toilets and showers – 14
 Chapel - 18
 Workshop/ vocational centre - 19
 Classroom - 19
 Carpool - 21
 Warden’s quarters – 22a
 Staff quarters - 22
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
CASE STUDY 2 – HALDEN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY,
LOCATION: HALDEN, NORWAY
DESIGNIERS: HLM ARKITEKTUR STUDIO & ERIK MØLLER ARKITEKTER STUDIO
DATE OPENED: APRIL 8 2010
CAPACITY: 248 - 252 INMATES; 251 AS AT 2015.
SECURITY TYPE: MAXIMUM
LAYOUT PATTERN: CAMPUS STYLE
COST: £138M
SIZE: 75 ACRES
BUILDING PROGRAM

DORM HOUSING (10 TO 12 PRISONERS PER DORM). EACH DORM HAS AN INDIVIDUAL OR SHARED
ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATHROOM, A COMMON ROOM, A KITCHEN, AND A TV ROOM. THE WINDOWS
ARE OPEN AND LOOK OUT INTO LANDSCAPING TO ALLOW A LOT OF LIGHT IN THE ROOMS.

GYM.

GUEST QUARTERS FOR FAMILY VISITS.

AMIN BLOCK. ALL THE EXTERNAL ACTIVITIES TAKE PLACE HERE. IT IS STRATEGICALLY PLACED ON
THE OUTER PERIMETER SO THAT THE ACTIVITIES DO NOT DISRUPT THE DAILY LIVES OF PRISONERS.

CULTURAL CENTRE

WORKSHOPS

RECORDING STUDIO

GROCERY SHOP

OPEN KITCHEN

FORESTED PATHS

LIBRARY

ART WORKS BY NORWEGIAN GRAFFITI ARTIST DOLK.
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
CASE STUDY 2 – HALDEN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY,
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
THE ARCHITECTS HAD NUMEROUS ASPECTS TO CONSIDER WHILE DESIGNING
THE PRISON, THE MAIN PRIORITY BEING THE INTERACTION BETWEEN
PRISONERS, PRISONERS AND GUARDS, AND THE REHABILITATION PROCESS.
THUS, THEY ADOPTED THE FOLLOWING DESIGN PHILOSOPHIES.
 CAMPUS STYLE LAYOUT
 INVOLVEMENT OF NATURE IN THE DESIGN
 ESTABLISHMENT OF A SENSE OF PLACE AND TIME
 USE OF MATERIALS (WARM)
 FAÇADE FOLLOWS FUNCTION
 CIRCULATION
 SECURITY SYSTEM
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
CASE STUDY 2 – HALDEN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY,
LESSONS LEARNT
 REHABILITATION HAS A GREAT IMPACT ON INMATES
 THIS CAN BE DONE THROUGH ARCHITECTURAL MEANS: TAUNTING NOISE,
COMFORTABLE HUMANE AND INVITING SPACES.
 DAYLIGHT AND NATURAL VIEWS ARE ENCOURAGED TO HELP EASE THE
MIND.
 LANDSCAPING ALLOWS FOR A THERAPEUTIC TIME DURING IMPRISONMENT
 GUARD AND INMATE RELATIONSHIPS SHOW THAT THERE IS NO POWER
STRUGGLE.
 THE MORE YOU TRY TO CONTROL AND FEAR SOMETHING, THE MORE LIKELY
IT IS TO RETALIATE.
 TREES CAN BE USED TO BLOCK THE VIEW OF PROTECTIVE WALLS
CREATING AN ILLUSION OF NO BOUNDARIES.
 COMMUNITY SPACES ALLOW PRISONERS TO ADJUST EASILY TO THE REAL
WORLD.
 HOWEVER, EXCESSIVE SPENDING ON SOME ITEMS ARE UNNECESSARY.
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
CASE STUDY 3 – Storstrøm Prison in
Gundslev, Denmark
LOCATION: GUNDSLEV, DENMARK
DESIGNIERS: C.F. MØLLER
DATE OPENED: 2017
CAPACITY: 250 INMATES.
SECURITY TYPE: MAXIMUM
LAYOUT PATTERN: COMMUNITY STYLE
SIZE: 32000 SQUARE METRES
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
 CAMPUS STYLE LAYOUT – EIGHT CLUSTERS OF
BUILDINGS SET UP LIKE PEARLS ON A STRING
 INVOLVEMENT OF NATURE IN THE DESIGN
 ESTABLISHMENT OF A SENSE OF PLACE AND TIME
 USE OF MATERIALS (WARM) – STEEL, CONCRETE, METAL AND
GLASS
 FAÇADE FOLLOWS FUNCTION
 CIRCULATION
 DEMERIT
 IT’S STILL VERY INSTITUTIONALISED WITH PLANS BEING
MADE TO MAKE IT LESS SO
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
CASE STUDY 3 – Storstrøm Prison in
Gundslev, Denmark
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS – BUILDING SYSTEM
RAINWATER HARVESTER
POWER GENERATING SET
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
WATER STORAGE
CCTV SURVEILANCE
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
AIR CONDITIONING
FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM
RFID TAGS
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
DESIGN CONCEPT
DESIGN CONSIDERATION
MY CONCEPT IS BASED ON THE BUTTERFLY BECAUSE IT
• SITE SELECTION AND DESIGN – SITE LOCATION, COSTS AND SELECTION PROCESS
SIGNIFIES DISSOLVING OLD FORMS AND REBUILDING AND
• IMAGE/APPEARANCE - THE JAIL PROJECTS AN IMAGE AND SENDS A MESSAGE TO THE PEOPLE
WHO PASS BY, VISIT, WORK, OR ARE CONFINED THERE, ALTHOUGH THE WAY EACH PERSON
EVOLUTION OF SELF. IT IS ALSO SIGNIFICANT OF
RESPONDS TO THE JAIL DEPENDS ON WHY HE OR SHE IS THERE. THE BUILDING’S IMAGE HELPS
FREEDOM GROWTH AND TRANSITION.
PEOPLE RECOGNIZE THE TYPE OF PLACE IT IS AND ESTABLISHES THEIR EXPECTATIONS OF
WHAT WILL HAPPEN THERE, HOW THEY WILL BE TREATED, AND HOW THEY SHOULD BEHAVE.
• DESIGNING FOR PROPER CLASSIFICATION/SEPARATION - PHYSICALLY SEPARATING
CLASSIFICATIONS OF INMATES FROM EACH OTHER REMAINS A MAJOR DESIGN AND
OPERATIONAL PROBLEM FOR ALL JAILS. IT IS PERHAPS THE PROBLEM THAT MOST
DESIGN COMPONENTS MATERIAL CONCEPT
DISTINGUISHES SMALLER JAILS FROM LARGER JAILS. THIS IS BECAUSE SMALLER JAILS MUST
• ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING
HAVE FAR LESS CAPACITY WITH WHICH TO DISPERSE AND MANAGE THOSE INMATES.
RESPOND TO THE SAME VARIETY OF INMATES AS A MEDIUM OR LARGE JAIL, BUT GENERALLY
• PROPER SURVEILLANCE AND SUPERVISION
• MEDICAL CENTRE
• STAFFING IMPACT
• COURTHOUSE
REINFORCED CONCRETE
• CLASSROOMS
WELDED WIRE MESH/ELECTRIFIED FENCE
• VOCATIONAL TRAINING
• FAMILY VISITATION
GRASSCRETE
• WORSHIP CENTRE
• RECREATIONAL CENTRE
DETENTION GLAZING
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
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CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
MAP OF AFRICA
MAP OF NIGERIA
MAP OF OYO STATE
SITE
ANALYSIS
MAP OF OYO SHOWING LANLATE
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
PROPOSED SITE
SITE
ANALYSIS
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
-NOISE POLLUTION:
THE LAND MASS AREA MAJOR NOISE SOURCE ARE MOVING TRAFFIC
FROM TRAVELLERS ,
-STREETSCAPE:
FEW BUILDINGS IN THE SUB HUB TOOK THE PAIN OF ATTENTION TO
DETAILS AND AESTHETICS , WITH MOST HAVING DETERIORATING
APPEARANCE . MOST FACILITY SEEKING GENTRIFICATION AND ALL
FORM OF GROWTH INTO THE COMMUNITY.
-TRAFFIC ANALYSIS:
VEHICULAR TRAFFIC ON THESE ROADS ARE AVERAGE DUE TO ITS
POSITION IN THE OUTSKIRT OF THE URBAN HUB
-TRADE ACTIVITIES:
CURRENTLY TRADE ACTIVITIES ARE LOGGING AS THERE IS A VAST
FOREST RESERVE AT LANLATE
-TOPOGRAPHY:
SITE IS VERY HILLY AT THE BACK AND DEEP AT THE CENTER, WITH
SIGNIFICANT CHANGES FROM NORTH TO SOUTH OF THE SITE.
PROPOSED SITE
-INFRASTRUCTURE:
LARGE MAJOR VEHICULAR ROAD,NO ROAD MARKS OR PEDESTRAL
CROSSINGS,DELAIDATED HOTEL,
ROAD NETWORK ANALYSIS
1. Network analysis helps in modelling as well as planning and
management of moderate to heavy traffic routes.
2. Junctions (or nodes) and edges have certain attributes
affixed to them which help in modelling. Example is through
analysis of road network pattern considering population
distribution and central business district.
3. One common type of network analysis is finding the
shortest path to two points.
SITE INFO
NOISE ZONE ANALYSIS
1. Noise zone are defined from the analysis of selected
region.
2. Noise zone analysis ensure the correct sitting of
factories, industries and residential areas to reduce
noise polluton to the minimum.
3. Noise barriers. noise buffers in the form of sand,
covered with grass, may be considered a means of
protecting communities from unacceptable noise
levels.
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
TRAFFIC ANALYSIS
1. Traffic analysis is to analyze the interaction between
travelers (pedestrian, bike, bus, metro) and transportation
infrastructure (roads, transit lines, bike/pedestrian right of
way, etc.) to create a transportation network with the most
flow of traffic, while ensuring minimal traffic congestion.
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CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
PROPOSED SITE
SITE CLIMATE
ANALYSIS
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CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
SPATIAL ANALYSIS
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STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
SPATIAL ANALYSIS
POWER GENERATING SET
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CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
SPATIAL ANALYSIS -ZONING
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CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
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ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
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CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
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ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
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ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
OLAOLUWA KEHINDE A (18/4828)
ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE
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ADVANCED ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO IV (ARC 814)
STUDIO CRITICS: PROF DARE-ABEL, ARC. OPALUWA, ARC.OLAOYE
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, OYO STATE