The phrase "collective space" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a shared or communal area that is used by a group of people. Example: The office building has a collective space on the top floor where employees can gather for meetings and events.
We won't have a collective space to organise any more".
We have a kitchen, a shower, and a collective space.
But other images in the series emphasize the city as a collective space.
Marco Amador, who co-founded a collective space called Espacio 1839, said the battle was not just against gentrification.
Upstairs, the Philadelphia collective Space 1026 has constructed a yurt using its own printed fabrics within which people may read, converse and lounge.
Like Villalobos though, Vincent shows there's more to dance culture than pilled-up escapism: it can be a collective space to insulate yourself against self-interest and violence.
Our analysis revealed a collective space-sensing mechanism, which entails sequential actions of an integral feedback loop and an incoherent feedforward loop.
Housing development is a community and should have collective spaces for defined communal activities.
"We lack the collective spaces in which to confront the raw terror of ecocide," is how Klein encapsulates the problem.
The Charterhouse of Ema at Galluzzo, in Tuscany, provided a contrast between vast collective spaces and "individual living cells" that formed the basis for his conception of residential buildings.
That building, with its interplay of collective spaces and "living cells", influenced his later work, so that many of his famous buildings - long before he designed La Tourette - seem like monasteries in one form or other.
