What
is this website about?
Every
year since 1981, hundreds of European students of architecture
have gathered each summer to discuss and work with architecture,
student to student. These summerschools are organised by EASA
(European Architecture Students Assembly) and happens in a new
place and with a specific theme for each year. During the two
weeks of the assembly, visions and experiments grow from workshops,
tutored and arranged by architecture students. It is an important
and inspiring gathering, with a scope that extends beyond the
400 participants and organisers. Anyone who has ever attended
an EASA summerschool will have stories to tell about architecture,
friendship and new ideas. This
year the theme of the EASA event was sustainable living.
Three
dutch architecture students organized and tutored a workshop
on sustainability in architecture. You can read more about the
theme on the page "why?". The
organizing team of this workshop are Jelk Kruk, Gerald Russelman
and Johan van Lierop. The workshop took place in Denmark in
Kalo, summer 2003. As the tutors of the workshop we had a great
experience building our first hovercraft. We want to thank the
participants that joined our workshop and also the organizers
of the EASA event. Participants will be listed on this site
soon.