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no.3 march 2013
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Intro The plan was that the issuing of bulletins follows the phases of the international competition. The project’s phase 4 is slowly nearing completion and going into its second-last phase, namely the bureaucratic part, within which the winning solution has to be adjusted to the point where it follows the standards and laws. There is still hope that the pavilion, if successful, will remain at the site until a new need for changes in the environment arises. The committee did have its first session. The proposals were discussed and a shortlist was drawn. We are positive that the winning proposal will be known the beginning of April, meaning there will be still four entire months to finalize the solution and prepare the terrain for construction. Stay tuned. The competition is happening!
Bureaucracy time While National Contacts are actively preparing for the selection of the best participants in the history of EASA, the organizers are mostly dealing with bureaucracy. This might be the only way or simply our curse, but the fact remains that paperwork