Adaptive Reuse Design Consideration in Campaign office building in Minna, Niger state in Conference proceedings of the school of Environmental technology International Conference

Abstract

Political office is a public building purposely built for the daily activities of a registered political party. The structure is usually deserted after the conduct of the general elections. This study therefore examines the necessary design considerations for putting the structure to use for other similar purposes even beyond the conduct of the election without remodeling the structured. Purpose sampling technique was employed to select two out of the five different political offices in Minna. Questionnaire and observation schedule were used to gather information from some selected campaign offices in Minna, Niger state. A total of 200 questionnaires were administered across the selected buildings and 151 questionnaires were retrieved (75.5%). The results were analysed using descriptive analysis and 4-point likert scale measurement. The results show that there is significant satisfaction for open space office model for adaptive reuse in office design.