From the information I've been privy to, it would be, as mentioned, professionally built without student involvement in any capacity. I've heard that they are looking at options like building a metal substructure that can be reused, and either adding logs as a kind of facade, or also building fake logs and making the burn a gas fire, like propane. Basically a giant gas fireplace that's made to take down and reassemble every year. The folks I've spoken to don't think it will come back for numerous reasons. First, insurance for the event would be very expensive. Secondly, where are they going to put it? There's a huge memorial to those who died when it collapsed, right in the middle of the field that they used before. Plus, there isn't a very strong sentiment among current students to do it. The off campus bonfires have had progressively less and less student participation, and not having students work on building it wouldn't really help that any. I told them that I wasn't so sure it was dead because you can never underestimate the desire of aggy to do stupid shit. We'll see, but I agree with those who think they'll find a way to make that stupidity come back.