The Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) has paid a courtesy visit to Ariston Group to strengthen collaboration and appreciate the company’s contributions towards advancing architectural design in Nigeria.
In a statement, the Chairman of the Lagos Chapter of NIA, Abiodun Fatuyi, who led the delegation, said the visit was part of activities ahead of the Lagos Architects Forum 2025. The forum, themed “Digital Transformation in Architecture – Building Smarter Cities”, is scheduled to hold in May 2025.
Fatuyi praised Ariston Group for its efforts in promoting innovation, particularly in climate adaptation, technology integration in design, and energy management. He noted that these areas are critical to the future of architectural practice.
“We appreciate Ariston’s support and commitment to innovation. The upcoming Lagos Architects Forum will continue to explore key issues such as energy management, climate adaptation, and technology in design – areas where Ariston is already making remarkable contributions,” Fatuyi said.
He added that the Nigerian Institute of Architects views Ariston Group as a valuable partner in shaping the future of smarter, greener cities.
In his welcome address, the Managing Director of Ariston Group for East, West, and Central Africa, Solomon Umoh, reaffirmed the company’s dedication to supporting architects with innovative and sustainable solutions.
Umoh said, “Ariston remains committed to delivering high-quality, efficient, and future-forward products to support the work of architects. Our innovative product range, from energy-efficient electric water heaters to solar-integrated technologies, places us as a trusted partner for professionals seeking sustainable solutions aligned with the future of urban development.”
He noted that Ariston’s long-standing relationships with professional bodies like the NIA reflect its dedication to advancing the building and construction sector.
“Over the years, Ariston has built strong partnerships with key professional groups, and the Nigerian Institute of Architects is one association we are proud to work closely with. As a global leader in heating comfort solutions, our diverse range of products is designed to meet the evolving needs of the market,” Umoh added.
The engagement between Ariston Group and the Nigerian Institute of Architects underscores the growing emphasis on innovation, sustainability, and technology-driven solutions in Nigeria’s building and construction industry.
As preparations for the Lagos Architects Forum 2025 intensify, stakeholders expect deeper collaborations between technology companies and professional bodies to drive smarter, more sustainable cities across Nigeria.
