Is this the first time serious street art is happening in Colombo? This looks like the 'Diyawanna' water front. Anybody who has actually seen this?
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
street art in colombo
Is this the first time serious street art is happening in Colombo? This looks like the 'Diyawanna' water front. Anybody who has actually seen this?
Saturday, September 8, 2012
house at thalawatugoda, sri lanka (#61)
Architect: Manjula Wijeyeratna, Dharmadasa & Wijeyeratne Associates.
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Monday, August 27, 2012
architecture student jamboree 2012
For the first time, SLIA (Sri Lanka Institute of Architects) has organized and successfully concluded a student jamboree for the architecture students of the island. Nearly 80 students from the 2 architecture schools (Mora and CSA) took part in this event. Event was hosted at the MAS Institute of Management and Technology (MIMT) at Thulhiriya from 17th to 19th August.
One of the key events of this venture was to refurbish a school building at the Senanayaka School in the Thulhiriya area. Students accomplished the task of color washing (with the kind sponsorship of AkzoNobel paint) of a classroom block, landscaping the main pathway (with the kind sponsorship of Green Lanka Plants 033-4928131) during the second day of the Jamboree.
The event was organized by the SLIA via its educational arm, the Board of Architectural Education. I am proud to be a member of the group who organized this pioneering event. Hope there will be many more student jamborees to come and that SLIA will make an effort to turn these future events to international affairs.
Kudos to the organizers, board members and those who, whole heartedly supported this venture from the beginning.
Poster: UOM + CSA = Us > 'api'
Day1
Day2
Day3
Photos: Janaka Dharmasnea, Thejani Shalika, Pathum Gallage
One of the key events of this venture was to refurbish a school building at the Senanayaka School in the Thulhiriya area. Students accomplished the task of color washing (with the kind sponsorship of AkzoNobel paint) of a classroom block, landscaping the main pathway (with the kind sponsorship of Green Lanka Plants 033-4928131) during the second day of the Jamboree.
The event was organized by the SLIA via its educational arm, the Board of Architectural Education. I am proud to be a member of the group who organized this pioneering event. Hope there will be many more student jamborees to come and that SLIA will make an effort to turn these future events to international affairs.
Kudos to the organizers, board members and those who, whole heartedly supported this venture from the beginning.
Poster: UOM + CSA = Us > 'api'
Day1
Day2
Day3
Photos: Janaka Dharmasnea, Thejani Shalika, Pathum Gallage
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