In 1960, when Ena de Silva and her husband Osmund were casting about for an architect to build their family home on a small plot they’d just bought in Colombo, Sri Lanka, her friend, the landscaper ...

Sri Lanka’s most famous architect Geoffrey Bawa trained in the UK before returning home in the 1950s, where his optimistic designs chimed with the hopes of a newly independent country ...

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Geoffrey Bawa’s Sri Lanka The architect’s creative genius resonates everywhere you go in the island nation Updated - January 08, 2018 at 02:17 PM. Open plan: Geoffrey Bawa is ...

Geoffrey Bawa, 83, an architect who gained a worldwide reputation by blending traditional Buddhist motifs from his native Sri Lanka with a more contemporary international style, died Tuesday at ...

How to explore the work of Sri Lanka’s most influential architect. On the centenary of the birth of Geoffrey Bawa, Emma Love takes a tour of his forest-engulfed hotel and the dreamy landscape of ...

This year’s Geoffrey Bawa Memorial Lecture will be delivered by Los Angeles-based architects Frank Escher and Ravi Gune ...

The last glimpse we had was in 2003, at the Barefoot Gallery. He was in a wheelchair. He had come to see an exhibition of paintings and sketches done by an English artist living in Sri Lanka. The ...

BENTOTA, Sri Lanka -- Once home to the late Geoffrey Bawa, Sri Lanka's most celebrated architect, the small coastal town of Bentota, 86 kilometers south of Colombo, is now one of the island's top ...

COLOMBO -- Geoffrey Bawa singlehandedly made Sri Lanka a country for buildings that live and breathe. The father of "tropical modernism" -- a school o.