STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING “CASE STUDY”

Structural engineering “Case study”



Structural engineering “Case study”

Introduction

One reason for this study is an intimate Government gave them the right to enforce the law and safe fuse lives and property of citizens that live in a housing and living building for ensuring strict compliance with housing and security policies. It is also meant to educate developers on the need to involve specialists in construction to avoid destruction of construction and demolition of buildings.

Building collapse

Factors affecting the building collapse in Lagos in Nigeria were serious concerns, as a threat to human life and property in the State because of the high speed demolition at close intervals (for example, the collapse of the banking industry, Ford Street Lagos on March 23, 2006 and the five apartments No. 50 Bola Ebute-Metta Street Lagos on 18 July 2006) and speed of construction of buildings with poor-quality materials. People to erect the building without taking into account some factors that need to be put in place before any development and these appeals because of the emphasis on legal measures to put an end to this scourge (Akindoyemi 2006).

Lagos is on latitude and longitude 6.270N 3.280E. Its metropolitan area is Lagos Island and the Mainland. This small country with a population of over 9 million. $ United States (Akintola 2005) on an area of This sixth 3577 sqkm populated in the world and the second largest city in Nigeria and one of the most densely populated cities in Africa.

Structures of inequality affect institutions of Justice and the context in which they work; they are included in the rules, practices and standards that embody these institutions. Regulatory institutions in turn affect the distribution of opportunities and the processes by which these features can be used to enhance the well-being (Chudley 1988).

Legal issues

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