ELASA European Landscape Architecture Student Association

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ELASA is the European Landscape Architecture Student Association

Website: http://elasa.org
Members: 87
Latest Activity: Jun 19

ELASA is the European Landscape Architecture Student Association, which promotes the support, cooperation, exchange of ideas and understanding between landscape architecture students throughout Europe. Each year an annual meeting (summer) and a smaller mini-meeting (spring) are arranged. Every meeting is organised in a different country by landscape architecture students of an university from that country.

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future meetings:
Minimeeting 2011 in Switzerland/Slovenia
Annual Meeting 2010 in Latvia
Annual Meeting 2011 in Germany

past meetings:
Minimeeting 2010 in Great Britain
http://www.elasaromania09.ro/site/
http://www.elasa2008.de/
http://www.elasa2008.hu/

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Comment by Radek Chanas on July 6, 2009 at 11:11am: Hi guys, don't think anyone remember me? I met some of you in Czech Rep and Slovakia. Cheers, Radek

Comment by Philip JSF Winkelmeier on April 14, 2009 at 10:59am: After some years of recreation after organisation of ELASA Berlin 04 : hello to ELASA again!

Comment by Sonja Rindlisbacher on March 20, 2009 at 12:21pm: Difficult question. In Switzerland unemployment is growing fast. But landscapeachitecture now is still good, there are several open positions and lots of offices have lots work to do. Im our office we do lots of overtime. but we are afraid that the crisis will come soon to our branch to. Noone knows whats in 6 months. As I heard its allready getting difficult in UK, France and Belgium.
http://www.bsla.ch/de/aktuell/stellen.php

Comment by Aleksandra Cybulska on March 2, 2009 at 8:39am: In the eve of my graduation from Landscape Architecture program at UCLA, I was wondering what are the prospects of gaining some work experience in Europe. My concern is mainly with today's economy. Can anyone comment on that?