Conferences in this area
3–4 September 2026 · Johannesburg, South Africa
Built Environment Epistemologies: Crafting Sustainable Knowledge in the GenAI Era
The SURE-Built 2026 Global Conference on Sustainable Built Environment Research examines the relationship between traditional knowledge systems, emerging technologies and sustainable development in the…
Submissions close January 31, 2026
Papers in this area
Mbali Hazel Thomo, Sibongile Zwane, Partson Paradza
SURE-Built 2026 — 2nd Global Scholarship for Sustainable Built Environment Research Conference · Housing · September 3, 2026
Against a backdrop of South Africa’s lack of sustainable affordable housing in South Africa, high levels of spatial inequality, and low developer margins, the study examines the potential of tunnel formwork to provide sustainable…
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Sunday A. Bobadoye, , Funmilayo M. Adedire, Abiodun A. Okunlola Olasunkanmi S. Fagbemi
SURE-Built 2026 — 2nd Global Scholarship for Sustainable Built Environment Research Conference · Housing · September 3, 2026
Housing quality (HQ) research in Nigeria is expanding due to the housing crisis and rapid urbanisation. Yet critical methodological reviews are rare. Most Nigerian HQ studies rely on varied, non-standardised indicators and cross-sectional surveys…
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Engineering, the Built Environment, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa.
SURE-Built 2026 — 2nd Global Scholarship for Sustainable Built Environment Research Conference · Housing · September 3, 2026
The rising rate of fatalities in the construction industry underscores the dangers workers are exposed to and the absence of innovative technologies. Hence, this study aims to determine the success factors of wearable technology…
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Luyanda Innocentia Makhoba, Vincent Myeni
SURE-Built 2026 — 2nd Global Scholarship for Sustainable Built Environment Research Conference · Housing · September 3, 2026
Rapid urbanisation, population growth, and widening economic inequality continue to exacerbate South Africa’s urban housing crisis, particularly for households within the gap market that struggle to access formal housing programmes such as the Social…
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S. Nkomo; T. Dlamini
Housing · May 2, 2026 · DOI 10.0000/sbs.demo.2026.004
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S. Nkomo; T. Dlamini
Housing · May 2, 2026 · DOI 10.0000/sbs.demo.2026.004
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