Research

I study how construction in Nigeria takes on new technology: what drives and blocks automation on site, which parts of quantity surveying AI can and cannot do, and why sustainable practice stalls. Graduate research assistant, Federal University of Technology, Akure.

Research

Schedule of publications

2026September
From Measurement to Judgment: Identifying AI-Resilient and AI-Vulnerable Quantity Surveying Functions in Abuja, Nigeria
F. P. Olorundare, A. A. Sotomiwa and R. S. Ayodele
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Global Journal of Engineering and Technology ResearchVol. 2(9), pp. 388–394
2026March
Barriers to Successful Implementation of Waste Management Strategies in Sustainable Construction Projects in Lagos, Nigeria
F. P. Olorundare, A. A. Sotomiwa and Y. E. Ohunene
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Journal of the Nigerian Institute of Quantity SurveyorsVol. 71(1), pp. 82–93
2025December
Drivers of Automation System Adoption for Construction Projects in Lagos, Nigeria
F. P. Olorundare and A. A. Sotomiwa
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FUTA Journal of Logistics and Innovation TechnologyVol. 4(1), pp. 191–208
2025December
Barriers Hindering the Adoption of Automation Systems for Construction Projects in Nigeria
F. P. Olorundare and A. A. Sotomiwa
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ATBU Journal of Environmental TechnologyVol. 18(2), pp. 208–224

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