"collective building" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a building or structure that is owned and shared by a group of people, such as a housing complex or a community center. Example: "The residents of the collective building have monthly meetings to discuss maintenance and repair issues."
He should guide them and focus on the collective, building the community, the society and its future.
The idea of collective building and living originated in Scandinavia, and is still somewhat middle class, but it is becoming more common in many European cities.
Dmitri Morozov, a former radio talk-show host, founded Kitezh in 1992 as a kind of orphan collective, building it with the help of volunteers and adoptive parents on a rural plot donated by the Kaluga Region government.
We found out how much less we could really live on". Now Scyphers is working full time for the collective, building bee boxes, tending bees and mixing sugar with water to form sugar cakes to help honeybees survive the winter, He also looks after four hives of his own at home.
And then there are brave spaces, places where a group can unapologetically do the aforementioned while fostering an environment for collective building, growth and solutions.
Doug Small, author of The Story of Korn, said that "the band's songwriting method — a sort of collective building process wherein four instrumentalists, with the input of Jonathan [Davis], develop each other's ideas until they've created a monster — is truly a group effort".
However there is enough material here to recognise that the co-occurrence of major funding cuts and a move to individualise the commissioning process creates a high risk that collective, building-based services will be undersupplied.
Of the 125 homes, 87 were single dwellings and 36 were apartments in collective buildings (2 were not defined).
At key moments, the movie depends on Soviet-style montage (the film was lauded in Moscow); it ends with the members of the collective triumphantly building a trench.
The performances follow the principles of jazz as we all know it, with rigorous collective improvisation building up arcs of tension.
The model, besides traditionally associated foresight components such as environmental scanning, takes into consideration such aspects as leadership, collective vision building, and planning.
