PROPOSED SENATE BUILDING FOR NORTH-EASTERN UNIVERSITY, GOMBE STATE
Abstract
This study focuses on the proposal and design of a Senate Building for North-Eastern University, Gombe State, aimed at addressing the challenges of inadequate and temporary administrative facilities. The research integrates architectural and environmental design principles to create a functional, adaptable, and sustainable administrative environment. The methodology includes case studies, site analysis, and literature review. Emphasis is placed on natural lighting, ventilation, accessibility, and efficient workflow. The proposed design incorporates key administrative units such as offices, chambers, bursary, and student affairs. The project highlights the role of architecture in enhancing institutional efficiency and sustainability while serving as a model for academic infrastructure development in Nigeria.
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