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TECHNICAL REPORT
ON
STUDENT INDUSTRIAL WORK EXPERIENCE SCHEME (SIWES)
UNDERTAKEN At
LIFELINES DESIGNS LIMITED
GRACE SUITE OPP. CANNANLAND KM 10 IDIROKO ROAD

DURATION OF TRAINING: 13 WEEKS

PRESENTED BY
OGUNNIYI OLUWAYIMIKA ELIZERBETH
170379

SUBMITTED TO
THE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE
FACULTY OF ENVIROMENTAL SCIENCES

LADOKE AKINTOLA UNIVERISTY OF TECHNOLOGY OGBOMOSO.

IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD OF BACHELOR DEGREE

OF TECHNOLOGY (B.TECH) HONS IN ARCHITECTURE.

JANUARY, 2022

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 CERTIFICATION

This is to certify that this report is a detail account of student industrial work experience
(SIWES) undertaken by: Ogunniyi Oluwayimika Elizabeth, Matric No: 170379 of, Department
of Architecture, Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Ladoke Akintola University of
Technology, Ogbomoso. At Lifeline Design Limited, Grace Suit opposite Cannanland km10
Idiroko road Sango Ota Ogun State, for the time period of 13 weeks and the report has been
prepared in accordance to regulation guiding the preparation of report in the department of
architecture Ladoke Akintola University of technology Ogbomosho Oyo state Nigeria.

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Student Signature SIWES Supervisor

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Head of Department

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 DEDICTION
I dedicate this report firstly to God almighty from whom the needed strength for the
successful completion of this work as well as the programmed is derived.

It is my genuine gratefulness that I dedicate this work to my beloved parent Mr. and
Mrs. Ogunniyi who God has been using for me in all sphere of my life.

Also to all my lecturers at the department of Architecture Ladoke Akintola University

of Technology, for all their effort to bring out the best in me may the bliss of heaven rest
upon every one of you.

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I bless God Almighty who made this possible through his sustaining grace and help in
times of need. I appreciate the efforts of my parents Mr. and Mrs. Ogunniyi who have been
incredible guardians up to this stage of my life, I appreciate Arc. Oluwasegun obolo (MNIA)
the Director of Lifelines Designs limited, sango ota, ogun state for granting me this rare
opportunity for my internship and Arc. Med for his constant support and constructive
criticism. I also appreciate Arc Segun and Engineer Raphel for their daily support and
teaching throughout my SIWES period.

I further acknowledge and appreciate my supervisor, Arc. Seyi for his guidance
throughout my stay.

I acknowledge all my lecturers and the non-academic staff who have in one way or
the other imbibed me with knowledge, I say a special thank you to you all.

ABSTRACT
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This report aims at giving an account of most of what was done during the period of
Industrial Training and the experiences acquired during the course of the training at Lifelines
Designs limited, Sango Ota, Ogun state. The knowledge imparted can never be
overemphasized as it complements and expounds all that was taught theoretically in class
and also brings a knowledge of factors that are physical which could have effect on the
subjects of discussion in the classroom. All work undergone at the Lifelines Designs, are
practical in accordance with my course of study. It thus contains construction works, design
and lots.

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 TABLE OF CONTENT

Title Page

Certification i

Dedication ii

Acknowledgement iii

Abstract iv

Table of content v

CHAPTER ONE

1.0 Introduction 1
1.1 General introduction 1
1.2 Architecture as an disciplines 1
1.3 Student Work Industrial Experience (Establishment) 1-8
CHAPTER TWO

2.0 company profile 8

2.1 The firm 9

2.2 Location

2.3 Organization Structure (Organogram) 10

2.4 Previous Project Executed by Lifeline designs 11-14

CHAPTER THREE

3.0 Industrial training Experience 15

3.1 Administrative Experience 15 - 16

3.2 design skill 16 - 20

3.3 computer aided design 20 - 22

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3.4 Technical experience 22 – 25

3.5 personal development 25

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0 project undertaken 26

4.1 studio/ office design experience 26 – 31

4.2 site experience, detail of project handled 32- 43

CHAPTER FIVE

5.0 Conclusion and recommendation 44 – 45

References 46

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