Job Momoh

Job Momoh is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Construction, Property and Surveying at London South Bank University. With over 10 years of experience in research, teaching, and practice, his work focuses on sustainability, construction technology, and BIM adoption. He holds a PhD in Architecture and Urban Development from Nottingham Trent University, alongside a Master's in Architecture from the University of Lincoln and a Bachelor's in Architecture. He has also completed a Diploma in BIM and PGCE teaching qualification from the University of Derby.

• Education:
  • PhD Architecture and Urban Development (2012–2016), Nottingham Trent University
  • Masters of Architecture (2010–2011), University of Lincoln
  • Bachelor's in Architecture (exact dates not specified)
  • Diploma in BIM (2019–2020), University of Derby
  • PGCE (2016–2017), University of Derby

Research Interests: Momoh’s work addresses Modern Methods of Construction, Green Technology, Sustainable Urbanism, and BIM adoption. He develops tools like the Sustainable Neighbourhood Assessment Tool for Developing Countries and investigates Urban Drainage Systems. His recent studies explore data-driven design futures and the impact of work experience on academic professionals.

Research Trends: His articles highlight themes like Construction 4.0’s role in SMEs, user experience in construction software like Leanbuild UK, and offsite manufacturing solutions for housing crises. These reflect a focus on technological innovation, sustainability, and practical applications in emerging economies.

Professional Roles: Previously, he served as a Visiting Research Fellow (2016–2019) and Associate Lecturer (2013–2015) at Nottingham Trent University. He also worked as an Architectural Technologist/Project Coordinator at GW Properties and Consultancy Services UK (2012–2015).