Let’s build something, together.

Teambuilding is a platform for collective construction.

INTAKE FORM

Project with Clayton England, Hyperion Architecture

Teambuilding connects individuals who want to build collaboratively, sharing the costs of land, design services and construction. We gather individuals or groups interested in building with others, match these parties into “teams,” and guide these teams through the process of designing, permitting and constructing these collective projects.

How it works

Individuals and small groups fill out their living preferences on the intake form.

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Teambuilding matches interested individuals to form building teams.

Teambuilding guides the build team in designing a collective project.

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Teambuilding leads the permitting process for the cooperative project and guides the team in creating the relevant legal agreements.

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Teambuilding coordinates construction and move-in.

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The team moves in to the completed project!

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  • Teams are open to anyone interested in building their own living space or joining a condo project! Participants can own a lot on which the rest of the team can build, or can join a team building on another team member’s lot.

  • Currently, Teambuilding operates in and around Los Angeles.

  • We recommend either splitting the lot into separate parcels (if applicable) and/or converting the individual units on the lot into “cloud condos.” Teambuilding can help you determine what the best structure is for your team and project.

  • Yes! Teams will be connected with our financing partner, ADU Loans, who is already well-versed in collectively financing projects.

  • Teambuilding charges as a percentage of construction cost, which varies based on total project cost.

  • We recommend maxing out your lot yield using ADUs and, where applicable, lot splits. Teambuilding can help you determine how many residential units - and what size units - are able to fit on a specific lot.

  • Don’t hesitate to reach out to Teambuilding at bailey@post-arch.com, or by submitting a message through the contact form on this website’s About page.

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