Geoffrey Bawa is arguably Asia’s most influential architect of the twentieth century, a Sri Lankan whose concept of Tropical Modernism transformed the relationship between building and landscape, between interior and exterior, between Western Modernist principles and local vernacular tradition in ways that reverberate through contemporary architecture worldwide. This specialist tour visits the key sites associated with Bawa’s life and work in the greater Colombo region, including his townhouse at 33rd Lane, now a museum, and the iconic Lunuganga estate near Bentota, a garden house of mesmerising spatial inventiveness that Bawa worked on for over fifty years. The tour is guided by an architecture specialist and is recommended for anyone with a serious interest in design, landscape and the relationship between culture and built form.