;) mark0

;) mark0

;) mark0

especially for you poor guys sitting home. WE MISS YOU!

and you miss THAT:

}:-) kisses, mark0

edit: more updates you will find here!

After speaking to Johannes on building up the Easa Archive I've dug out old some old umbrellas. At the first attempt I've found; 4 from 1995 6 from 1996 3 from 1997

Hopefully I'll get them scanned tomorrow and they can be added to the site.

Michael

paraply is online, this is the communication end of the EASA network www.paraply003.com

embracing the web ... emails, instant messenger, and webpages kept us informed during this years EASA like no other ! i remember coming back from EASAs , having to read newspapers and find out, what happenend in the world, country or simply in the neighborhood. we at Paraply tried to react on that online-availabilty and not only have lots of paper lying around for you to pack in your lunch for Friland. Our Internetconnection even spread that far, we received news from Friends of Turkeys and Croatian EASA participants, some even helping out in the newspaper from their home PC. Furthermore we do not wish to end duty with this days edition, but even keep posting stories from you. what exciting things happened to you on your way back or who do you miss the most. Check this webspace for more news, what happened after the participants left and the free booze for the organizers and other leftovers was rolled out. Find out if the kitchen crew will ever forgive the Irish and what really happened in the hammocks ! and of course there will be a link area for all your ppictures that you want to share with your EASA friends jb

Emergency newsflash> High risk of US attack on EASA. 2 jet fighters were spotted at @ 9.15 this morning flying low over our site. A man who works in the US embassy in Istanbul also visited us yesterday. We cannot be definite about an attack, but we are taking precautions> some of the Serbians are giving immediate advice and workshops on what to do if and when we are attacked. Go to umbrella tent to find out more info.

Wednesday 6th August 2003

From: Paraply (Umbrella), EASA003, Denmark

400 students of Architecture from 33 countries have gathered at a campsite near Århus, Denmark for EASA003, the European Architecture Students Assembly 2003.

Over 20 workshops are taking place between the 27th July and 10th August with the theme as sustainability. The projects range in scale from ashtrays made of waste materials, conceptual discussion to three new-builds using strawbale, timber and compressed board construction.

The main construction project is the Econ pavilion, an exhibition centre designed by a team from Slovenia who won the Econ competition that was held between February and April 2003. The pavilion is a play between solidity and the void, construction is mirrored, with opposing sides posing alternative experiences.

Every evening a lecture or film provokes much discussion into the question, “What is Sustainable Living and how does it relate to Architecture?” We believe that this is an important event as Architecture affects everybody in everyday situations. As a group of soon-to-be Architects we have an opportunity to redefine what that relationship is.

For more information please visit the website at: www.easa003.dk which also has links to the discussion forum at: www.antville.org/easa

Then please contact PARAPLY (Umbrella), which is the workshop dealing with communication and the press, so we can arrange interviews, photographs and articles.

Email: l_cartlidge@yahoo.co.uk

On behalf of Paraply, Lucy Cartlidge (U.K.)

This is an important event and we would like to receive as much media coverage as possible. In particular this is essential within the UK, which is currently only represented by three students from the British Isles.