GEOFFREY BAWA’S ICONIC HOMES MAKE IT TO ARCHITECTURAL DIGEST
<p>Geoffrey was first drawn to English landscaped gardens when he went to study law at Cambridge in the 1950s—on his mother’s insistence. He explored Renaissance gardens when he visited Italy, and on his return, rediscovered the tropical garden traditions of Sri Lanka. In 1947, he purchased Lunuganga, a rubber estate near Bentota.</p>
By Kasun Basuriya
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