Academic team leader: Full process explanation and special sharing session with He Xiaoqiang as a landscape, architectural, and interior designer, expert in hotel design aesthetics, travel writer, product strategy and venue space experience design consultant.
Sri Lanka is known as the “pearl of the Indian Ocean” and has nurtured outstanding designer Geoffrey Bawa, who was born in Sri Lanka in 1919, At the age of 38, Bawa began his career as an architect.
This Landscape Week will be held from June 9-13: Sri Lanka Study Tour Phase 4, walking into the architectural world of Bawa.
International study tours have been held in Thailand, Singapore, Japan, Europe, the UK, and Sri Lanka, totaling over 200 events.
He is the creator and leader of the “tropical modernist” architectural culture.
He Xiaoqiang is an early designer in China who studied the design philosophy of Aman Hotel and Geoffrey Bawa’s design philosophy.
He has published a series of books such as “Discovering Chiang Mai”, “Exploring Langkawi”, and “Impression of Sri Lanka – Sri Lanka in the Eyes of Designers”.
Landscape Week: Study tours have been held multiple times in China since 2016, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chongqing, Chengdu, Hangzhou, Zhengzhou, Ningbo, Suzhou, Hefei, Wuhan, Changsha, Fuzhou, Nanjing, Kunming, Xi’an, Taiwan, and other cities.
He pioneered the design style of tropical hotels in Asia, leading high-end resort hotels in Bali.
Sign up before May 8th and enjoy a discounted price of 12800 yuan per person for Morning Bird.
Registration consultation hotline and WeChat: 18122195520 (weekly), 20 person boutique group.
Known as the true “Light of Sri Lanka”, architects call him the “initial hero and master in the minds of Asian architectural colleagues” and the “father of Asian architecture”.
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The Aman Hotel and its royal designers Kerry Hill, JETWING, and others were deeply influenced by him.
He actively advocates the concept of “overall design”, advocates designs that respect nature and advocate humanities, and is committed to the planning, landscape, architectural, and interior design and research of high-end hotels and resorts, clubs and villas, boutique commercial and office spaces
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The representative works of Bawa from different periods and themes were thoroughly investigated, with professional mentors providing full lectures, special sharing sessions, and course gifts.
In 2001, he was awarded the Akahan Architecture Award for Lifetime Achievement.
After more than 40 years of practice, Bawa successfully created a series of revolutionary architectural prototypes for his homeland Sri Lanka.
