The Architecture of an Island by Ronald Lewcock, Barbara Sansoni & Laki Senanayake Architecture

The Architecture of an Island by Ronald Lewcock, Barbara Sansoni & Laki Senanayake ArchitectureRonald Lewcock returned to Sri Lanka for three months of each year during the 1970s and early 80s for his colonial architectural research, broadening it to include the local vernacular. In this he was assisted by Barbara Sansoni and Laki Senenayake, who became his close friends. Between 1981 and 1984, Ronald began to prepare THE ARCHITECTURE OF AN ISLAND FOR PUBLICATION. This magnum opus was co authored with Barbara Sansoni, who did almost all of the

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