It took a genius to redesign this Sri Lankan stable into the architectural landmark it is today—it also took friendship to turn it into a home

Geoffrey Bawa (1919-2003) is Sri Lanka’s foremost architect, and often considered a founding father of “tropical modernism.” When it comes to resorts, in particular, it’s hard to exaggerate his importance. He took elements of vernacular architecture—such as overhanging pitched roofs—and combined them with modernist architecture—an absence of decorative elements combined with austere geometric forms.

Place- Ambuluwawa Tower, City- Gampola Town, Country- Shri Lanka Ambuluwawa Tower is located in the suburbs of Gampola Town in Sri Lanka. it is situated approximately 1,965 feet from the level of G…

How architect Geoffrey Bawa changed Sri Lanka’s architecture and historical preservation efforts.

We spend a couple of days at Amangalla, the Aman group's Galle Fort-based property, and left feeling like we experienced home in Sri Lanka.

It took a genius to redesign this Sri Lankan stable into the architectural landmark it is today—it also took friendship to turn it into a home

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Nature blends effortlessly with the traditional building craft. Spaces designed by Geoffrey Bawa.