Introduction >>> The European Architecture Students Assembly (EASA) is a platform for exchange of ides and knowledge for European students of architecture. Easa is not an established organization but a non-political and non-profit network aimed at bringing people together. The essence of the EASA, since its beginning in Liverpool in 1981, is maintained by the 'easa spirit' - easy to feel but difficult to describe.

Aims >>> EASA is a practical network for communication, meeting and exchange. Here architecture students can discuss their ideas, work together and exchange their experiences concerning architecture, education or life in general. By holding assemblies in different countries we have the chance to discover their cultural, historical, and environmental background. By exploring new dimensions of communication, reflection and presentation we can achieve a new perspective of dealing with the architectural profession. The aim of the easa is for those who participate to have an extraordinary experience.

Theme >>> Each EASA - summer assembly has a theme. It is the starting point for our common adventure. An adventure that gathers different cultures and ideas of architecture. It has to be strong, powerful and generating the project.

You can download EASA Guide agreed in November 2000 (48 kb).