Dr. Peter Agada Bags Honorary Doctorate Degree in Acoustic Architecture

Gulf American University (GAU), in partnership with its esteemed awarding body in the United States, proudly recognized Dr. Peter Agada with an Honorary Doctorate Award in Acoustic Architecture, celebrating his outstanding contributions to the field. His expertise, innovation, and commitment to architectural excellence have significantly impacted the industry and contributed to academic research.

As a trailblazer in Architecture and Urban Development, with a distinguished career spanning decades, Agada has been instrumental in shaping Nigeria’s architectural landscape. Holding a B.Sc and M.Sc in Architecture from the University of Jos, Nigeria, and pursuing a Ph.D. in Architecture training with Gulf American University, UAE (to be awarded by Girne American University, North Cyprus), he has played a pivotal role in national infrastructure projects, including the Presidential Complex and the National Assembly Complex in Abuja, Nigeria. His expertise in urban planning, public-private partnerships, and large-scale project execution has also earned him a reputation as a visionary architect and strategist.

As the founder and CEO of Cyrus Projects and Development Company, Dr. Agada has led multi-sectoral infrastructure projects, focusing on sustainable development, fiscal responsibility, and alternative project delivery systems. His groundbreaking Direct Development Approach (DDA) has been adopted by various government entities as a framework for integrated infrastructure planning.

Through excellence in architectural practice, his expertise extends to world-class acoustic and auditorium design. He has led projects such as the Salvation Ministries 120,000-Seater Auditorium – the world’s largest catwalk and auditorium design – as well as the Dunamis Glory Dome, a 100,000-Seater Auditorium Acoustic and HVAC design. Other notable projects include the Trinity Tower, Lagos 10,000-Seater Auditorium of the RCCG City of David project, and the Glover Memorial Auditorium, Lagos, a 5,000-Seater Lagos State Government project, among others.

It is also worthy of mention that his pioneering work in acoustic architecture, HVAC systems, and electromagnetic spectrum management has set new industry standards, earning him national and international recognition. In addition to the impact he has made on lives and communities, his Honorary Doctorate in Acoustic Architecture is awarded by GAU’s recognized American awarding university. The American university awarded him this honor following the Charter of Board Regents of the State of Montana. This award is a testament to his lifelong dedication to excellence, innovation, and transformative impact across spheres.

He is awarded alongside other experts facilitated by GAU who are leading in legal practice, education, religion, banking, fintech, and engineering across the GCC, Africa, Europe, the United Kingdom, and beyond.

Gulf American University (GAU) is a UAE-based, globally recognized education training provider committed to academic excellence, innovation, and professional development. GAU, with its league of leading institutions in the US, UK, Europe, and Asia, among others, trains and develops trainees, students, professionals, and researchers for education and impact across various industries and nations.