Hello people!

How’s easa fewer? Sorry not to be there :(

If any time will be left at this marvelous event in Switzerland I have a suggestion for u (the one we informed u about a month ago)….
studen competition in slovenia. For student campus :)

This is a letter from organizers…

For more infos try on
www.campuscontest.net

Enjoy summer,
teja
NC, Slovenia




Dear participants,

first we want to thank you for your interest in the CampusContest – the student
contest for the architectural idea for a student campus in Ljubljana. We hope,
you will take part in this contest and that you will send us your vision of a
student campus tailored to students.
We want to let you know that the closing date for the submission of projects is
extended to Tuesday, 20 September 2005.
We also want to inform you that you can print graphic plans, originally demanded
on A2 format, on one or two A3 format sheets of paper.
We are sending you participants’ questions and answers to these questions asked
up to now. You will find them in the attachment. The closing date for asking
questions is also extended to 10 September 2005 due to the extension of the
closing date for the submission of projects.
We wish you all the best with your work.
Kind regards,

Eva Krizaj, BA Arch.

posted by teja
Sat, 06 Aug 2005 16:07:16 GMT

2 minutes . . .wowowow

see you at 8am!!!!!!

posted by lewis
Fri, 05 Aug 2005 22:59:04 GMT

hi people!!!

Please check the updated page. There are the new bulletin and some important news online now.

See you soon!!!!!!!

eliza

posted by eliza_ch
Sun, 31 Jul 2005 15:12:19 GMT

Hello! Me is a new NC of Belarus, Yura Getman. Two participants from our country have to spend 5 days in Varsaw, awayting for the bus to Zurich, and thay have neither place to stay, no experience of living in Poland. Can you help them to find the right way to spend this 5 days? Can you meet them in Varsaw?

Anyway, please, answer me as soon as it possible on getman_yura@yahoo.com

Thank you for your attention, cheers, Yura.

posted by yura
Sun, 31 Jul 2005 08:54:11 GMT

dear nc’s!

we have received 21 contibution from 6 different countries. it is very nice to see all the different works and ways of working, and i really encourage you to send us more. all those who just don’t manage to get it done before easa can just take a cd with their data and make it in bergün.

besides that important thing, i just want to tell you that we have been preparing your beds and other stuff in the zeughaus from monday to wednesday, and it was terribly beautiful to see the thing getting into a certain shape.

this weekend, we will definitely move to bergün, so it will be a bit more difficult to have contact sometimes. i ask you to excuse that – and to call on our mobiles for VERY urgent stuff (only VERY urgent, please :-), there are too many calls anyway, and if we have only one hand free all the time, the finishing of the bar and other important things will take us too long).

so, i wish you all a great journey as some of you will soon start travelling!

flo_ch

posted by easa005.ch
Fri, 29 Jul 2005 20:30:21 GMT

woooh – it’s awfully quiet in here….you can almost hear the bits and pixels flicker…

I belive this must be the silence before the storm.

Looking forward to seeing you soon :)

btw if anybody’s in hamburg I (and mikkel too) am going there tomorrow morning. There’s an exhibition opening of my, now, former teacher : www.i-c-p.org

I’ve herd we can be found near rehperbahn drowning ourselfs in beer late tomorrow night ;)

Adam

posted by adam cp
Wed, 27 Jul 2005 22:45:28 GMT

Hello . . PEOPLE.

I thought a Pre-EASA005.CH up date of where the UK stands in terms of the INCM would be very sensible – so comments and feedback, experience and suggestions are most appreciated.

At the INCM in Belgrade concerns were raised by the British team that although initially a pitch had been made in France to host the 2005 INCM little progress had been made in its organisation and that momentum had slowed for one reason or another.

WE ARE BACK UP AND RUNNING AT FULL STEAM.

Dates: 05/06 November > 12 November 2005

There are a couple of areas which have made it difficult to organise in the UK.
With an increasingly nanny-state we are subject to increasingly stricter laws and regulations. What was so successfully achieved in Belgrade would unfortunately be much harder if not impossible in the UK.

The two greatest issues are Cost and Health & Safety.
This is difficult for both you; in reaching and spending money in the UK and for us; funding a short event, essentially an Annual General Meeting without necessarily a direct sponsorship spin-off opportunity.

To aid and keep costs down.
The event is planned to be in Brighton and heavily associated with the Brighton University.
Brighton is a coastal town 50 miles (80Km) South of London. On the main-line train route from London, it connects two of the major airports into and out of the UK, Gatwick and Stanstead. So your trans-national travel is being kept to a minimum.
(Please may people send me likely air travel costs for these dates?)

To make sure that the Health & Safety and Costs can be further resolved we are investigating partnering the event with Brighton University. This will hopefully lead to Accommodation, food and facilities being centralised to one place without having to rely on a Hostel. We no longer have luxury of empty space in Britain, partnering with an established organisation will aid this hugely. It will also activate EASA in the UK, which is greatly needed.

To allow for a partnering scheme there must obviously be a trade off for both parties.
EASA wants its INCM and Brighton will want a theme based series of small workshops its students can integrate with.
To take the strain off EASA as the INCM is not traditionally theme based or directed, I also suggest that the INCM partners with an existing investigation.

I must make clear that the Theme is not a distraction or whim. As discussed at length at the last INCM there was a total consensus that EASA ought to professionalize its academic approach with Switzerland taking the leading role.

Summary:
EASA 2005 INCM – Brighton, UK. 06-Nov >> 12-Nov
Partnering with Brighton University
Partially Investigative Theme based


Thank you.

UK NC’S

posted by lewis
Tue, 19 Jul 2005 21:53:03 GMT

please everybody, who wants to contact in concern of easa-germany: vivian is now in charge of the buisness.
u reach her under vivian.schroeder@gmx.net !!
she is the well motivated new german nc!
somehow my mail account is blocked, thats why i dont know whats going on in my mailbox, and i am in shanghai!

greets from far east sends jost

posted by Jost
Mon, 18 Jul 2005 03:01:11 GMT

hello everybody!

I found some more links for those who need a place to stay in Zürich….. I hope you’ll find something


see you soon
eliza


www.laterooms.com
www.zuerich.com (generel site about the city with many many links…)
www.bbswitzerland.ch (bed and breakfast)
www.sleepinzurich.ch (sounds not bad…)

posted by eliza_ch
Thu, 14 Jul 2005 13:18:37 GMT

I’d apologize for so late notification. I’ll be unable to visit EASA this year because of force majeur. Therefore I’ve to cacel my “transitional building” workshop:(

I hope it wouldn’t hurt the primary EASA program – anyway, I saw a lot of interesting worksops on the web-site.

What about the idea of this worksop, I hope to realize it later…

posted by gosha
Tue, 12 Jul 2005 09:17:16 GMT

all the odds are that serbian people will need your help as well! in order to go to zurich by train we need schoengen visa also… so can u do the wonder u did for belorusian team for us as well? [we will handle the costs of dispatching the letters and stuff]
e mail me please at dubravka(aT)thenao.net
ah i hate visas
kisses
dubravka

posted by dubravka
Wed, 06 Jul 2005 23:22:44 GMT

hey my international darlings!

it is july 6th today. this means that in one month, you will all be here!!! now we’re talking about 422 people already!

this is a both extremely beautiful and extremely frightening imagination, and generally we manage to forget about the frightening part of it…

an early welcome and kisses all around the world already now

flo_ch

posted by easa005.ch
Wed, 06 Jul 2005 16:58:49 GMT

i was going to post that yesterday already, but there was a problem with the fonts… now, you can check out the website update in its full beauty.

the new section is added below the rest, and it provides info about the participating countries, what important things you need to bring (useful for easa novices), and how you get to switzerland, to zurich and to bergün. check it out, it’s a multilayer addition!

in a later state, you’ll also find pics of your beautiful organising team and info about how to get to bergün by car, where to park etc… my thanks to edward hopper for the nice pics for the moment :-)

please let me know if there is a problem with the window size, and i’ll make the pop-up-window a bit bigger. you can also try to change the font size settings of your browser if it’s not shown correctly (view > font size > medium). i prefer this option as it’s going to look bad in most of the browsers concerning proportions if i change size for just a few.

question: has anyone read the bulletin number 2, by the way?

ciao
flo_ch

posted by easa005.ch
Tue, 05 Jul 2005 08:01:24 GMT

hello everybody!

just wanted to tell that i’m on teneriffe right now and that i’m enjoying my free time to relax before i get back to work hard to help realizing the most amazing easa smmer camp ever !!!!

really really looking forward to seeing ALL of you pretty soon

kisses from me

posted by eliza_ch
Sun, 03 Jul 2005 19:37:06 GMT

hi people.

the second addition to our tutor pack, the bulletin number 2, is online. it is entitled “the alp transit”. the approved collaboration with kotryna from lithuania, our umbrella tutor of this year, resulted in 20 interesting pages about important issues concerning the alps in general and transit through the alps in specific. find it on our website www.easa005.ch directly from the starting page or in “themes > bulletins > bulletin 2.”

website intro > “what is happening in the swiss alps? the country, keeping its borders close towards the surroundings, is at least opening up wholes in the mountains for everyone to pass from north to south and the other way around. the text about the largest building site in europe, the st. gotthard base tunnel, shows the whole process from the continental traffic concepts to the details of the tunnel boring machine.

the frightening hole offers a protection surface for visions as the porta alpina project: a lift from the tunnels directly to the mountains! mvrdv’s vision of the ski city is coming closer!

in short texts, taken from the magazin werk, bauen + wohnen (10/2004), important issues in the current dicussion of the spacial importance of the alp valleys are demonstrated in outlines.

for general swiss info, check out www.swissworld.org“

posted by easa005.ch
Sat, 02 Jul 2005 12:22:09 GMT