The eventual theme to his work in Turkey gradually emerged as he observed bleak new collective housing springing up for an incongruous urbanization of the rugged Anatolian plateau.

Host families, with whom some 85 percent of the displaced are living, cannot afford the burden, Ms. Nikolic said, so Belgrade is looking more toward collective housing.

Housing, especially collective housing in specially designed dom kommuny to replace the collectivised 19th century housing that was the norm, was the main priority of this group.

With simple living spaces strongly influenced by Coates' Japanese experience, and including built-in Isokon furniture, Isokon was "an experiment in collective housing designed for left-wing intellectuals".

A lavishly illustrated book about collective housing in Japan (primarily Tokyo and environs).

A book about collective housing in Japan from the Dōjunkai buildings onward, with 165 illustrative color photographs, all by Kikai.

Patients are not charged for services, and the recipient countries are expected to cover only the cost of collective housing, air fare, and limited food and supplies not exceeding $200 a month.

But I don't see architects concerning themselves with collective housing, as Le Corbusier did.

It consisted of three groups of collective housing, three groups of family housing, all around a central area of support facilities.

There was 1 household that was made up unrelated people and 4 households that were made some sort of institution or another collective housing.