Publications

Publications by the members of A10 new European architecture Cooperative include:

By Anna Yudina, Garden City. https://thamesandhudson.com/garden-city-9780500343265, 2017
By Anna Yudina, Garden City. https://thamesandhudson.com/garden-city-9780500343265, 2017
By all A10 correspondents, published and managed by AIAC's Zaïra Magliozzi. IN Practice, http://www.a10coop.eu/?page_id=718.
By all A10 correspondents, published and managed by AIAC’s Zaïra Magliozzi. IN Practice, http://www.a10coop.eu/?page_id=718.
By Emiel Lamers. Contemporary archtecture guide to Hungary. http://www.terc.hu/termek/kortars-epiteszet-magyarorszagon-contemporary-architecture-in-hungary
By Emiel Lamers. Contemporary archtecture guide to Hungary. http://www.terc.hu/termek/kortars-epiteszet-magyarorszagon-contemporary-architecture-in-hungary
By Indira van 't Klooster. Reactivate! Innovators in Dutch architecture is sold out. Please contact office@a10coop.eu for information.
By Indira van ‘t Klooster. Reactivate! Innovators in Dutch architecture is sold out. Please contact office@a10coop.eu for information.
By Indira van 't Klooster. Forty and Famous, 10 interviews with young European architects, includes interviews with Jürgen Mayer H, Assemble, Florian Idenburg, ZUS Architects, ALA, KOKO, Chartier Dalix, WWAA. Illustrations by: Klaus. https://klaustoon.wordpress.com/tag/forty-and-famous/ For sale at: https://www.naibooksellers.nl/forty-and-famous-indira-van-t-klooster.html?___store=english&___from_store=default
By Indira van ‘t Klooster. Forty and Famous, 10 interviews with young European architects, includes interviews with Jürgen Mayer H, Assemble, Florian Idenburg, ZUS Architects, ALA, KOKO, Chartier Dalix, WWAA. Illustrations by: Klaus. https://klaustoon.wordpress.com/tag/forty-and-famous/ For sale at: https://www.naibooksellers.nl/forty-and-famous-indira-van-t-klooster.html?___store=english&___from_store=default
By Tarja Nurmi, and others: What is Helsinki’s future and are there alternatives? This book is written by professionals who love Helsinki. Each writer has chosen an element of the city that has inspired delight, disgust, sorrow or enthusiasm. The book looks not only at the pasts of the Finnish capital but at what its future might be. Could vacant office space be transformed into homes? Does building within city limits have to mean clearing away its forests? What might the authorities learn from the residents who have occupied buildings, set up meeting places and worked as volunteers to protect cherished built heritage? What is it that is unique about Helsinki? http://nemokustannus.fi/kirjat/uusi-helsinki/
By Tarja Nurmi, and others: What is Helsinki’s future and are there alternatives? This book is written by professionals who love Helsinki. Each writer has chosen an element of the city that has inspired delight, disgust, sorrow or enthusiasm. The book looks not only at the pasts of the Finnish capital but at what its future might be. Could vacant office space be transformed into homes? Does building within city limits have to mean clearing away its forests? What might the authorities learn from the residents who have occupied buildings, set up meeting places and worked as volunteers to protect cherished built heritage? What is it that is unique about Helsinki? http://nemokustannus.fi/kirjat/uusi-helsinki/
By Tarja Nurmi. This richly illustrated book features a selection of the best and most recent examples ofFinnish architects. http://www.maahenki.fi/tuote/761/finnish-architecture-with-an-edge
By Tarja Nurmi. This richly illustrated book features a selection of the best and most recent examples ofFinnish architects. http://www.maahenki.fi/tuote/761/finnish-architecture-with-an-edge