This class comprises combinations of concepts that together represent a recognizable novel intellectual content that is intended to be realized into a particular physical or conceptual form. The substance of an instance of this class is its unique set of ideas. An instance of this class is complex in that it is typically composed of a set of other ideas which together form its content. An instance of CC20 Oeuvre is typically formed of member works consisting of a CC17 Project Requirement, CC13 Design Concept and a CC4 Realization Plan. Together these works are progressively realized in order to be able to bring into existence a particular creation, physical or intellectual, through a CC2 Realization act. An instance of this class comes to be through its initiation by an activity of creation (CC9 Oeuvre Conception) which, in turn, entails the willing of the realization of this idea by one or more parties acting as patrons and service providers in turn. The substance of CC20 Oeuvre is ideas. 

An instance of CC20 Oeuvre represents the most abstract level of a creative intellectual project, and gathers together all the particular ideas created towards its expression into a larger whole. CC20 Oeuvre stands apart from any individual physical or intellectual creation undertaken in the elaboration of a creative idea and stands for the idea itself. The documentation of an instance of CC20 Oeuvre thus allows both for the richer elaboration of the elements that lead to an eventual physical or intellectual instantiation of the idea through tracing the individual processes and components leading to a final as well as supporting the possibility to document partially realized or mostly unrealized creative projects.  

This class comprises combinations of concepts that together represent a recognizable novel intellectual content that is intended to be realized into a particular physical or conceptual form. The substance of an instance of this class is its unique set of ideas. An instance of this class is complex in that it is typically composed of a set of other ideas which together form its content. An instance of CC20 Oeuvre is typically formed of member works consisting of a CC17 Project Requirement, CC13 Design Concept and a CC4 Realization Plan. Together these works are progressively realized in order to be able to bring into existence a particular creation, physical or intellectual, through a CC2 Realization act. An instance of this class comes to be through its initiation by an activity of creation (CC9 Oeuvre Conception) which, in turn, entails the willing of the realization of this idea by one or more parties acting as patrons and service providers in turn. The substance of CC20 Oeuvre is ideas. 

An instance of CC20 Oeuvre represents the most abstract level of a creative intellectual project, and gathers together all the particular ideas created towards its expression into a larger whole. CC20 Oeuvre stands apart from any individual physical or intellectual creation undertaken in the elaboration of a creative idea and stands for the idea itself. The documentation of an instance of CC20 Oeuvre thus allows both for the richer elaboration of the elements that lead to an eventual physical or intellectual instantiation of the idea through tracing the individual processes and components leading to a final as well as supporting the possibility to document partially realized or mostly unrealized creative projects.  

• The specific informational content of the work intended for the redevelopment of the former World Trade Center site, known as the “One World Trade Center”. (https://untappedcities.com/2014/11/04/the-nyc-that-never-was-1-wtc-and-the-competition-for-the-world-trade-center-site/)
• The specific informational content of the sculpture, designed by Auguste Rodin, known as “The Gates of Hell”. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gates_of_Hell)

• The specific informational content of the work intended for the redevelopment of the former World Trade Center site, known as the “One World Trade Center”. (https://untappedcities.com/2014/11/04/the-nyc-that-never-was-1-wtc-and-the-competition-for-the-world-trade-center-site/)
• The specific informational content of the sculpture, designed by Auguste Rodin, known as “The Gates of Hell”. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Gates_of_Hell)