Dr Abigail Amoah

Abigail Amoah has been working as a Lecturer in Quantity Surveying at London South Bank University's (LSBU) School of Built Environment and Architecture (BEA) since January 2021. Her primary responsibilities include teaching level 5 quantity surveying, building surveying, and construction management students.

She is committed to improving education and elevating the status of teaching quantity surveying to students. Additionally, Abigail is driven by her desire to help individuals achieve their goals, reach their potential, and live healthy lives.

My doctoral research was on Mental health and well-being in the construction Industry. I develop a framework for enhancing access mental well-being in the UK industry.
Through this research, I seek to contribute to effective mitigation of the mental health challenges within the UK Built Environment and also contribute to improving the well being of the construction workforce. I am passionate about understanding the factors that predicate on high levels of productivity, efficiency and quality delivery of services.
My previous research was on Modular construction. I looked at how modular homes can be used as alternatives to provide affordable housing in London. The primary aim of the study was to investigate the impact of modular construction on housing affordability in London to answer the question: can modular construction be seen as a propensity to housing affordability in London?