Geoffrey Bawa Trust

Geoffrey Bawa Trust 63 - Craft Room and Design Store

The Sri Lankan Architect Geoffrey Bawa is one of the most important and influential Asian architects of the 20th century. The podcast of the Geoffrey Bawa Trust builds on the repository of information available on Bawa and his practice, as well as the discourse on art and architecture in the island, through oral histories, lectures and discussions.

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Geoffrey Bawa Trust

Episode

Craft Room and Design Store

Stop Eight: The Keepers of his Garden

Stop Seven: Tree Talks

Stop Six: Baalamurunga to BG352

Stop Five: Garden within a Garden

Stop Four: Garden as a Cloud

Stop Three: Mapping Landscapes

Stop Two: Araliya and Sky

Stop One: Curatorial Introduction

What to Expect at the Ways of Knowing Exhibition

Bawa Space Previsit Information

Welcome to the Ways of Knowing Audio Guide

Tree Talks: Bird Calls

Tree Talks: Garden Rituals

Tree Talks: A Tree Story

Tree Talks: Shaded Divinity

Tree Talks: Plant Pigments

Tree Talks: Rooted Histories

A Very Particular Response: A Conversation on the Making of the Kandalama Hotel

Medium Design: A conversation with Keller Easterling

Publishing and Architecture: A conversation with Lars Müller

Reports, Resorts and Recollections

Archives And Places

Oral Histories: Dr. K. Poologasundram

Oral Histories: Amila de Mel, Channa Daswatte, Jaime de la Peña & Sumangala Jayatillaka

Oral Histories: Channa Daswatte

Oral Histories: Philip Fowler

Oral Histories: Suhanya Raffel & Michael Snelling

Oral Histories: David Robson

Oral Histories: Dominic Sansoni

Oral Histories: Ismeth Raheem

Oral Histories: Saskia Pintelon & Pierre Pringiers

Oral Histories: Laki Senanayake

Oral Histories: Anura Ratnavibhushana

Oral Histories: Sunethra Bandaranaike

The Gift: panel discussion

Kengo Kuma Memorial Lecture 2019

J. Fransisco Serrano and Juan Pablo Serrano Orosco Memorial Lecture 2014

Kate Otten Memorial Lecture 2013

Bijoy Jain Memorial Lecture 2012

Cecil Balmond Memorial Lecture 2010

The Gift: Closing Conversation

Maps and Modernism