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post updated 11 June 2025
Sri Lankan Architecture Designs – chronological list
Recent Sri Lankan Architectural Projects
Lanka Learning Centre Sri Lanka
Harding Boutique Hotel Sri Lanka
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Sri Lanka Building Developments
South Asia Architectural Projects + Key New Property Designs, alphabetical:
British Council’s Headquarters in Sri Lanka
Ceylinco Sussex College Horana
K House villa resort hotel in Sri Lanka
Poruwadanda Wooden Toy Factory
Rocell Bathware Concept Centre
Southbeach Weligama Sri Lanka Balmond Studio
Star Innovation Center in Colombo
Location: Sri Lanka, South Asia
South Asian Architecture
Ani Villa Dikwella building designed by AW2, Architects:
photo : Mkael Benard
Harding Boutique Hotel , Ahangama, Southern Province
Design: ANARCHITECT
photo © Edmund Sumner
The first Harding Boutique Hotel designed by British Architect Jonathan Ashmore of RIBA-chartered practice ANARCHITECT is now open in the surf-break and coastal town of Ahangama, situated in Sri Lanka’s lush Southern Province and a thirty-minute drive from the UNESCO World Heritage Site; Galle Fort.
Post-Tsunami Housing, Kirinda building designed by Shigeru Ban Architects:
photo : Shu He
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Sri Lanka
The culture of this South Asian country dates back over 2500 years. It is influenced primarily by Buddhism and Hinduism. The country is the home to two main traditional cultures: the Sinhalese (centred in the ancient cities of Kandy and Anuradhapura) and the Tamil (centred in the city of Jaffna).
In more recent times, the British colonial culture has also influenced the locals. The country claims a democratic tradition matched by few other developing countries.
K House villa resort hotel building designed by AIM Architecture with Norm Architects in the Southern Province of Sri Lanka:
photography : Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen, Noah Sheldon