Mayowa Abdul-Azeez Abudu

Mayowa Abdul-Azeez Abudu is a full-time PhD candidate and part-time lecturer at London South Bank University, School of the Built Environment and Architecture. His academic work bridges architectural research and pedagogy, focusing on human-centered design solutions.

Educational Background:

• BSc in Architecture, London South Bank University, awarded 19 July 2017
• MSc in Architecture, London South Bank University, awarded 21 August 2019

His research explores non-intrusive methods for assessing emotional responses to lighting in built environments, aiming to develop adaptive lighting systems that enhance occupant well-being, particularly in high-stress settings. This interdisciplinary work intersects architecture, psychology, and environmental health, contributing to sustainable and human-responsive design practices.

As a part-time lecturer, he teaches in key technical and professional areas including AutoCAD & Revit, European Construction Property, and Cost Planning & Tender Processes, while also mentoring students and contributing to curriculum development.

His work aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those related to sustainable cities and communities, good health and well-being, and responsible consumption and production.

He has not published any articles listed in the source, nor received any explicitly mentioned scientific awards. There is no information available about advised students or research grants.