All Stories

  1. “Yesu Adom (God's grace)” chop bar: liminality and provisionality within Accra Airport City
  2. The uses and limits of architecture as soft power in Africa’s international relations
  3. SECURITY ZONES AS ‘ NEW CITIES ’: Public‐private Partnership and the Transformation of Land Use in Accra, Ghana
  4. “Half bread is better than none”
  5. Examining change and permanence in traditional earthen construction in Ghana: a case study of Tamale and Wa
  6. “Yesu Adom (God’s grace)” chop bar: liminality and provisionality within Accra Airport City
  7. Accra Airport City I: A Global Space and An Exclusionary Enclave
  8. Blurring the boundaries: everyday urbanism in Accra Airport City
  9. Strength and Durability of Biostabilised Ghanaian Mud Bricks
  10. “That Is Still our Tradition but in a Modern Form, but it Still Tells our Story”: Transitions in Buildings in Northern Ghana
  11. New homes for a new state:
  12. Evaluation of thermal comfort in library buildings in the tropical climate of Kumasi, Ghana
  13. Genealogies of Ghana’s housing crisis: the role of colonial interventions and neoliberal reforms
  14. Meeting the Sustainable Development Goals: Considerations for Household and Indoor Air Pollution in Nigeria and Ghana
  15. The Volta River Project: planning, housing and resettlement in Ghana, 1950–1965
  16. Coastal erosion management in Accra: Combining local knowledge and empirical research
  17. Assessing residential satisfaction among low income households in multi-habited dwellings in selected low income communities in Accra
  18. Perceptions and Acceptability of Multihabitation as an Urban Low Income Housing Strategy in Greater Accra Metropolitan Area, Ghana