Press release, Amsterdam

The magazine will be continued in the tradition of Ibelings, with emphasis on young practices and establishing connections between different countries. With its small team in Amsterdam, and a large network of correspondents throughout Europe, the compilers of A10 are often the first to know about, and sometimes only to report on, the latest developments in the field of architecture. The magazine is distributed throughout Europe, reaching an ever-growing audience, and has, in nine years' time, acquired its own niche in the landscape of media architecture.

Indira van 't Klooster, Dutton R. Hauhart and Kim Hoefnagels will form the editorial team in Amsterdam, together with the current graphic designers, Sonja Haller and Pascal Brun. Editor Kirsten Hannema will depart the editorial team and expand her freelance work as an architecture journalist. Editor Robyn de Jong-Dalziel, who has been a part of A10 magazine since its beginning, will also be leaving the editorial team to independently continue her work as a translator and editor.

The editors of A10 will continue to produce the magazine six times per year. A combination of the marketing and communications efforts of A10 together with RSM will enhance the effectiveness of the magazine and make it possible to give shape to the further growth of A10.