The use of "foster building" in written English would depend on the context. Generally speaking, it is correct and usable as long as it is part of a comprehensive sentence that makes sense. For example, you could use it in a sentence like: "He was once a foster child, but now he works for the foster building company that provides housing for children from difficult backgrounds."
Carré d'Art (Nîmes, 1993) A Foster building displaying excellent civic manners alongside Maison Carrée, a 1st-century Roman temple.
Another Foster building in the capital is the Nazarbayev Centre, which resembles a vast eye looking up at the sky.
To speed the construction of the other Foster building in Astana, the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, the President sent the Army.
Anyone who is less than 100percentt enthusiastic for a Foster building in New York must feel like the ingrate of all time.
Last week I went back to see the official opening of McLaren's new production centre, a £50m addition to the Foster building.
And because Atlantic Yards doesn't involve protected buildings, the Landmarks Preservation Commission — which killed the Foster building after adamant, well-organized lobbying from deep-pocketed locals — was never invoked.
New Astana is currently framed by the two Foster buildings — the Khan Shatyr at one end, and the Palace of Peace at the other.
[cartoon id= a15707"] New Astana is currently framed by the two Foster buildings — the Khan Shatyr at one end, and the Palace of Peace at the other.
Foster: Buildings and the infrastructure, or urban glue, that binds them together do not design themselves -- they are designed by people regardless of how the individuals are titled.
This also ensures that within team ties are also fostered, building cohesion among people still learning to work with one another.
And whether the next government can or wants to really foster institution building.
