Subclass of:

• cpro:CC5 Formulation
• cpro:CC5 Formulation

Scope note:

This class comprises the particularly expressed, immaterial, intellectual content of objects created during the creative programmation phase in order to express and represent CC17 Projective Requirements for a particular overall artistic project. This class comprises instances of information objects expressing projective requirements, wishes and needs for some CC20 Oeuvre in a formalized manner. A finalized, accepted CC6 Programme provides an expression of the requirements that will be employed to guide and constrain an eventual CC13 Design Concept. An instance of CC6 Programme comes into existence from an activity of expression creation (instance of F28 Expression Creation) and aims to represent, in whole or in part, the propositional content of the instance of CC17 Projective Requirements. 

Examples:

• The specific informational content of the Principles and Preliminary Blueprint for the Future of Lower Manhattan (CC6), generated by LMDC (E74), April 2002. (http://www.renewnyc.com/attachments/content/Pdfs/PrinciplesBlueprint071102.pdf)
• The specific informational content of the 6 August 1880 agreement between Rodin (E21) and the French Directorate of Fine Arts (E74) for a bronze portal, to be installed in the new Museum of Decorative Arts for the 1900 Universal Exhibition. (https://rodinmuseum.org/collection/about-auguste-rodin)  

• The specific informational content of the Principles and Preliminary Blueprint for the Future of Lower Manhattan (CC6), generated by LMDC (E74), April 2002. (http://www.renewnyc.com/attachments/content/Pdfs/PrinciplesBlueprint071102.pdf)
• The specific informational content of the 6 August 1880 agreement between Rodin (E21) and the French Directorate of Fine Arts (E74) for a bronze portal, to be installed in the new Museum of Decorative Arts for the 1900 Universal Exhibition. (https://rodinmuseum.org/collection/about-auguste-rodin)  

In First Order Logic:

• CC6(x) ⇒ CC5(x)
• CC6(x) ⇒ CC5(x)