7 Sections
25 Lessons
4 Hours
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Introduction to Geoffrey Bawa
3
1.1
Who Was Geoffrey Bawa?
1.2
Tropical Modernism and Regional Identity
1.3
Blending Nature with Architecture
Principles of Tropical Architecture
4
2.1
Climate-Responsive Design Strategies
2.2
Indoor-Outdoor Spatial Relationships
2.3
Courtyards, Verandas, and Open Pavilions
2.4
Natural Ventilation and Passive Cooling
Materials, Landscape & Atmosphere
4
3.1
Using Local Materials with Elegance
3.2
Water, Gardens, and Landscape Integration
3.3
Light, Shadow, and Sensory Experience
3.4
Craftsmanship and Timeless Detailing
Iconic Projects & Spatial Lessons
4
4.1
Lunuganga Estate as a Living Laboratory
4.2
Kandalama Hotel and Landscape Harmony
4.3
Parliament Complex of Sri Lanka
4.4
Residential Design and Tropical Living
Interiors & Human Experience
3
5.1
Designing Calm and Meditative Interiors
5.2
Furniture, Art, and Spatial Composition
5.3
Framing Views and Creating Journey
Drawing & Representation Techniques
3
6.1
Sketching Tropical Spaces
6.2
Site Planning with Nature
6.3
Visualizing Atmosphere Through Renderings
Applying the Geoffrey Bawa Approach
4
7.1
Developing a Tropical Design Concept
7.2
Designing a Courtyard Residence
7.3
Integrating Landscape with Architecture
7.4
Final Tropical Design Presentation
Design Like Geoffrey Bawa
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