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24 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

happy christmas…! :))

Happy New Year and Marry Christmas to everybody!…
what makes people feel better? New year!New car!
may be New friends, bingoo!or nothing.Should be standing on your feets.
Courage paece and friendship in cyprus and in the world!
fart or burb deeply to get rid off all your stress which you have from ongoing problems! ;(

cyprians

posted by erhanoze
Wed, 24 Dec 2003 15:43:28 GMT

22 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

Happy New Year

EASA Armenia Team wishes you Happy New Year and Merry Christmas.

Visit the link below: users.freenet.am

Regards

posted by sarhat
Mon, 22 Dec 2003 20:13:05 GMT

19 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

Happy Christmas to all

Last viewing of the site for a couple of weeks, so I’m clocking out for the holiday period. #

So seasonal wishes to all.

Take care

Michael

posted by mochael
Fri, 19 Dec 2003 16:25:58 GMT

18 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

be patient with photoworkshop results

hello ekaterina and all other participants of photo workshop in ljubljana! we’ve finally had meeting with arne hodalic today. we’ve chosen 40 to 50 photos. we meet again next week when we’ll choose the best of the best and arrange material for exhibition. we’re working on this project, believe me. be patient, we have quite a lot of work, especially because we have to put some make up on some photos. you’ll be informed about the results and arne’s opinion as soon as we meet again.
seeya, @nja

posted by korsica
Thu, 18 Dec 2003 16:17:40 GMT

16 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

new domain – quick poll !!!

hello everybody!
i was just checking something with my domain register company and they have eu.com domains available, and easa one is available. i made a poll, “would you like to see easa’s main website under www.easa.eu.com?

58.8% (10 votes)

yes

17.6% (3 votes)

no

23.5% (4 votes)

don’t care

Total: 17 votes

” i know it is not easa.eu, but that is not available yet, and few of us have pre-registered for that hoping we’ll get it first. could you all please vote in next 2 days, so i know should i get this or not.
thanks to all,
take care,
jovan_nc_uk.

posted by jovan
Tue, 16 Dec 2003 21:50:37 GMT

16 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

photoworkshop in Ljubljana??????

hi everybody!! and especially Slovenian organization team! Is there some result with our photoworkshop in Ljubljana???? what is the opinion of Arne Hodalic????? how are our “5 best of” ??? Spela and Anja – tell, please, what’s going on))
ciao
Katia – NC Russia

posted by ekaterina
Tue, 16 Dec 2003 15:39:30 GMT

13 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

what about music

Do you remember last summer, the irish violin and drum, the rumanian flute and the hidden one, the french “bamba” guitar and the other one…??
Is some of you who plays music? what kind of music, instrument?
Just for the next summer, maybe an “easa big band”…

posted by greg
Sat, 13 Dec 2003 11:21:18 GMT

12 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

“playing with phi” on the edge of europe

on Sunday the 9th of December 2003 a piece of land art was done on the beach of Lahinch in county Clare, Ireland. It was done by 4 people for a few different reasons.


most of us are familiar with PI (3.14………)
but few of us are familiar with PHI Φ(1.618………..)

its the number which makes up the “golden section” in art and architecture.
its supposedly the most perfect proportion
it has been used for thousands of years by artists and architects.
it also appears throughout much of science

what do you think?

it took 2 and a half years for this event to happen
doing the wall in the “samogar art gallery” was great too

full story, more pix and commentry on indymedia ireland

when your on that beach, its the edge of europe. next stop is new york @ 3000 miles

posted by duncan
Fri, 12 Dec 2003 20:44:39 GMT

10 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

wings3d

hu, no new posts today – how boring…
so then I’ll just make my own, and start a new topic – “software & www”. Here you could suitably post tips like this one. And if it’s to little to do with EASA then kick my ass. But I think it’d be for the benefit of all of us.

The reason for all of this is that I have resently discovered a
wonderfull little 3d modelling program: wings3d. And I have never learnt a program so fast. It’s amazingly easy and fun to use and …tada… free. You can download it at:

www.wings3d.com – remember to get a user manual as well.

It works for both mac & pc and exports in fx 3dmax


It’s using subdivisions and not boleans. So it doesn’t recognise massive volumes. Only surfaces. So often not so usefull for real architecture. But could be great for sketching and object design.

Hope some of you will check it out

that’s it

Adam

posted by adam cp
Wed, 10 Dec 2003 11:48:02 GMT

09 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

street gathering part2



cheers
jerome

posted by jerome
Tue, 09 Dec 2003 13:09:48 GMT

09 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

little street gathering

The party is just starting

Code:

posted by jerome
Tue, 09 Dec 2003 09:51:20 GMT

06 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

easa_uk, slowly, but surely

Hi Everybody!
this is part of press release of uk national arch. students society. i went to their forum in London and held a short presentation to about 55 students from 23 different schools accross the country. quite a few already interested and all (most) will spread the word in their schools.
so, maybe english invasion in Lille???
take care,
jovan_nc_uk.

————————————————–

archaos
national student architecture society

ARCHAOS PRESS RELEASE
Re: Forum, 28 November 2003

“What If..?!”- the archaos forum on the future form of education throws up some strong opinions from the student body

The forum was held from 10am-5.30pm at Westminster School of Architecture in London. There were reps from 23 schools of architecture present, from around the country- from Brighton to Plymouth to Cardiff to Dundee.


The purpose of the Forum was to discuss the future form of Architectural Education, with the ultimate aim of producing a coherent set of proposals formulated by the reps, for publication and discussion by the profession. Speakers included Kate Heron (Head of School at Westminster and Chair of SCHOSA), John Lyall (Compiler of the RIBA guide ‘Tomorrow’s Architect’) and Jeremy Till, who gave a personal viewpoint on how architects should be educated. In addition we had a presentation from EASA, the European Architecture Students’ Assembly.

posted by jovan
Sat, 06 Dec 2003 21:24:31 GMT

05 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

New York nigth in La Condition Publique

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03 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

Thanks to luzy

I wanna say thank you to luzy to work so hard for the INCM report! take care – make a break – and have a drink, :-)

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03 Dec 2003 by former_easa_blog

new architectural space- real and virtual together

new process project @ WSFjanuary04- an EASA experiment?

more interaction and communication between EASA and other groups will lead to us all learning more from each other, having more fun, and ultimately improving the architectural state of society and the planet.

proposal= global indymedia webconference project of the world social forum which is happening in january in mumbai in india. setting up new architectural spaces: local node is part of global interactive network

social forum and indymedia are the 2 major, open, non hierarchial processes which are changing the world in a fundamentally new way.
it is possible for the 150 or so already existing indymedia nodes to work on a global project together, whereby live webstreams can be set up so that those of us who want to go to mumbai but physically cant, can still participate in the process; we come together in the virtual world as one interconnected network.
using the real and the virtual together
there have been 2 previous world social forums over the last 3 years, both in porto alegro in brazil
the upcoming WSF is on 16- 21st of january

3000 years ago philosophers and other people interested in life came together in the agora in athens, from that western civilisation developed.
the next step in world history is happening, it is the network age

it is the most exciting time to be invovled in art, architecture, politics, culture

i hope this proposal generates some architectural debate amongst us

this story was originally posted here

(the images are of our home:planet earth, indymedia website, indymedia centre @ genova during G8 2001 and an EASA screening @ berlin INCM 2001, and my virtual image on easa website with FUSPEY written alongside)

posted by duncan
Wed, 03 Dec 2003 11:38:53 GMT