BÓKAHILLAN

2017 Fredericia, Denmark: Hospitality
2016 Nida, Lithuania: Not Yet Decided
2015 Valetta, Malta: Links
2014 Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria: Symbioza.
2013 Žužemberk, Slovenia: Reaction.
2012 Helsinki, Finland: Wastelands.
2011 Cadiz, Spain: Decoastruction.
2010 Manchester, UK: Identity.
2009 Brescia, Italy: Supermarchet.
2008 Dublin-Letterfrack, Ireland: Adaptation.
2007 Eleusina, Greece: City Index.
2006 Budapest, Hungary: Common Places.
2005 Bergün, Switzerland: Trans, Transit, Transition.
2004 Roubaix, France: Metropolitan–Micropolitain.
2003 Friland, Denmark: Sustainable Living.
2002 Vis, Croatia: Senses.
2001 Gökceada, Turkey: No Theme.
2000 Antwerp/Rotterdam, B/NL: Dis-Similarities.
1999 Kavala, Greece: Osmosis.
1998 Valletta, Malta: Living on the Edge.
1997 The train, Scandinavia: Advancing Architecture.
1996 Clermont-l’Hérault, France: Dream Builders!
1995 Zamosć, Poland: Beyond the Borders
1994 Liège, Belgium: Consommer l’Inconsumable.
1993 Sandwick, Scotland: The Isle.
1992 Urgup, Turkey: Vision 2000 Environment.
1991 Verkhoturie and Kolomna, USSR: Regeneration.
1990 Karlskrona, Sweden: Exploration
1989 Marseille, France: Héritage et Créativité.
1988 Berlin, Germany: The Dimension Between.
1987 Helsinki-Putikko, Finland: Architecture and Nature.
1986 Torino, Italy: Architetture Latenti.
1985 Athens, Greece: Interpretation and Action in the City.
1984 Aarhus, Denmark: Turning point in Architecture.
1983 Lisbon, Portugal: Social Spaces.
1982 Delft, Netherlands: Architecture of an Uncertain Future.
1981 Liverpool, England: Starting up the EASA Experience.

PAST INCM’S

2019 Trpejca, Macedonia: Jato
2018 Vitosha, Bulgaria: Continuity
2017 Lapland, Finland: Impact / Intact
2016 Madrid, Spain: Retroactive
2015 Alba, Scotland: Perception
2014 Berlin, Germany: Evolution
2013 Bucharest, Romania: Eastern Lab
2012 Vienna, Austria: Night
2011 Baku, Azerbaijan
2010 Copenhagen, Denmark: Community
2009 Vaduz, Liechtenstein
2008 Nicosia, Cyprus
2007 Motovun, Croatia
2006 Moscow, Russia
2005 Brighton, United Kingdom
2004 Belgrade, Serbia
2003 Ljubljana, Slovenia
2002 Bornholm, Denmark
2001 Berlin, Germany
2000 Tal-Fanal, Gozo, Malta
1999 Mannheim, Germany
1998 Sandomierz, Poland
1997 Sinaia, Romania
1996 Istanbul, Turkey
1995 Zurich, Switzerland
1994 Tallinn, Estonia
1993 Ljubljana, Slovenia
1992 Torino, Italy
1991 Berlin, Germany (Lichterfelde statement)
1990 Plovdiv, Bulgaria
1989 Krakow, Poland
1988 Oslo, Norway
1987 Budapest, Hungary
1986 Vienna, Austria
1985 Barcelona, Spain
1983 University of
1982 Sarajevo

PAST SESAM’S

2018 Chereja/Bila Cerkva, Belarus: Ex-Nihilo
2016 Minsk, Belarus
2012 Rhodes, Greece: Colossus VS LandmARCH
2012 Alps, Switzerland
2010 Istanbul, Turkey
2010 Sovata, Hungary
2010 Kaliningrad, Russia
2009 Rome, Italy
2005 Krusevo, Mаcedonia
2004 Nicosia, Cyprus
2003 Banjaluka, BiH: Banjaluka eco city
2001 Braslav, Belarus: Neogothic-2
2000 Fort Monostor, Komáron, Hungary: Military architecture
2000 Nesvizh, Belarus: Nesvizh 2000
1999 Gornji Grad, Slovenia: Invisible City
1999 Nessebar, Bulgaria: Impacts
1998 Basel, Switzerland: North/South
1998 Valencia, Spain: From metropolis to telepolis
1997 Nida, Lithuania: Sand architecture
1997 Sinij Vrh., Slovenia: Upper World
1996 Minsk, Belarus
1996 Leeds, UK
1996 Belgrade, Yugoslavia: Project X
1995 Ptuj, Slovenia: Connection old and new
1995 Bocairent, Spain: Bocairent
1995 Motovun, Croatia: I + the Other = US
1994 Cesis, Latvia
1993 Wiesenburg, Germany
1992 Villafames, Spain: Villafames

SESAM: Small European Architecture Student’s Assembly Meeting