EASA Summer Meetings
- 1981 Liverpool, England: Starting up the EASA Experience
- 1982 Delft, Netherlands: Architecture of an Uncertain Future
- 1983 Lisbon, Portugal: Social Spaces
- 1984 Aarhus, Denmark: Turning point in Architecture
- 1985 Athens, Greece: Interpretation and Action in the City
- 1986 Torino, Italy: Architecturi Latenti
- 1987 Helsinki-Putikko, Finland: Architecture and Nature
- 1988 Berlin, Germany: The Dimension Between
- 1989 Marseille, France: Heritage et Creativé
- 1990 Karlskrona, Sweden: Exploration
- 1991 Verkhoturie and Kolomna, USSR: Regeneration (This assembly was held at two sites)
- 1992 Ürgüp, Turkiye: Vision 2000 Environment
- 1993 Sandwick, Scotland: The Isle
- 1994 Liège, Belgium: Consommer l'Inconsumable
- 1995 Zamość, Poland: Beyond the Borders
- 1996 Clermont-l'Hérault, France: Dream Builders!
- 1997 The Train, Scandinavia: Advancing Architecture (This assembly was held on board a train driving through Denmark, Sweden, and Norway)
- 1998 Valletta, Malta: Living on the Edge
- 1999 Kavala, Greece: Osmosis
- 2000 Antwerp and Rotterdam, Belgium/Netherlands: Dis-Similarities
- 2001 Gökceada, Turkey: No Theme
- 2002 Vis, Croatia: Senses
- 2003 Friland, Denmark: Sustainable Living
- 2004 Roubaix, France: Metropolitan - Micropolitain,
- 2005 Bergün, Switzerland: Trans, Transit, Transition.
- 2006 Budapest, Hungary: Common Places
- 2007 Eleusina, Greece: City Index
- 2008 Dublin-Letterfrack, Ireland: Adaptation
- 2009 Brescia, Italy: supermARCHet
- 2010 Manchester, UK: Identity
- 2011 Cadiz, Spain: deCOASTruction
- 2012 Helsinki, Finland: Wastelands
- 2013 Žužemberk, Slovenia: Reaction
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