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Lunuganga • 1949-2003

Architect: Geoffrey Bawa

In the late 1990s I visited Sri Lanka a number of times and, though he was in very poor health, briefly met that island's most famous architectural son, Geoffrey Bawa. It was during one of these visits that I spent a day at Lunuganga, his home

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