Biography
Arc. Ezugwu John Otakaabuchi is a Nigerian Architect, Educator, and Creative Professional from Ibeku-Opi, Nsukka LGA, Enugu State. He registered with the Architects Registration Council of Nigeria (ARCON) and Currently Serves as a Lecturer at the State University of Medical and Applied Sciences (SUMAS),Igbo-Eno, Enugu State. At SUMAS, he contributes to training the next generation of architects and design professionals, with emphasis on creativity, functionality, and context-driven in Nigeria.
Arc. Ezugwu's academic background is interdisciplinary. In addition to Architecture, he studied Fine and Applied Art. This dual training gives his work a unique balance of technical precision and artistic, cultural identity, and spatial innovation, especially in projects relevant to Southeast Nigeria.
Arc. Ezugwu's academic background is interdisciplinary. In addition to Architecture, he studied Fine and Applied Art. This dual training gives his work a unique balance of technical precision and artistic, cultural identity, and spatial innovation, especially in projects relevant to Southeast Nigeria.
Academic Details
Courses Taught
|100 Level
Research Profiles
Education & Qualifications
FINE AND APPLIED ARTSUniversity of Nigeria, Nsukka
PRINT MAKING/GRAPHICSUniversity of Benin, Benin City
ARCHITECTUREEnugu State University of Science and Technology, Enugu(ESUT)
ARCHITECTUREEnugu State University of Science and Technology, Enugu(ESUT)
Work Experience
1975Tutor: Ezeagu Secondary School, Isigwu-Umana, Ezeagu, Enugu State.–Present
1977
1982National Youth Service Corp (NYSC)- Lecturing: Department of Architecture, Edo State University (EDSU), Ekpoma,–Present
1983
1983Graduate Assistant: Department of Architecture, EDSU, Ekpoma–Present
1989
1989Lecturer II: Department of Architecture, EDSU, Ekpoma.–Present
1992
1991Chairman, Departmental Examination Committee, Architecture, EDSU, Ekpoma.–Present
1992
Publications
Emenike, A.I., Ezugwu, J.O. & Ibe, R. (2019) Roof Trending, House crowns: Cost Implications for Maintenance, Enugu, Nigeria.,African Research Journal of the Environment, (AREJOEN). (2):54-60,www.arejoen.com · 2019
Ezugwu, J.O. and Emenike, A.I (2006) Rainwater as a Resource: Harvesting, Conservation and Use.Architecture: Research and Practice. NIA Journal Enugu State Chapter. 1(3): 27-28+37-39. ISSN 1597-2747 · 2006