Emmanuel Chidiebere Eze

Emmanuel Chidiebere Eze is a researcher affiliated with the Architecture and Built Environment Department at Northumbria University. His work focuses on advancing sustainable construction practices, particularly in developing economies like Nigeria. Key research areas include Building Information Modeling (BIM), Construction Waste Management, Circular Economy, and Blockchain-enabled Smart Contracts in infrastructure projects. He has published over 40 peer-reviewed articles and received notable awards such as the Best paper award (2024) and Best Reviewer - 2025.

His research addresses challenges such as barriers to BIM adoption, digital twin technology applications, and the role of Industry 4.0 in construction. Recent studies emphasize waste reduction strategies, sustainable material selection, and innovative contract management systems. Collaborations span multiple countries, reflecting his global influence in construction sustainability research.

• Education: PhD in Architecture and Built Environment from Northumbria University.
• Key Themes: Digitalization in construction, circular economy transition, and technological adoption in developing economies.

Publications highlight his expertise in mitigating construction inefficiencies through technology integration, with a focus on Nigeria’s construction industry dynamics.