Subclass of:

• crm:E74 Group

Scope note:

This class comprises the group of actors, either individuals or collectives, that form together a team that represents the client for whom an instance of Oeuvre is undertaken. The AR7 either is or represents the client for whom an architectural project is designed. Thus the AR7 can be a group containing only one member, the client him/herself. This class, therefore, covers the groups or individuals that are commonly indicated as 'client', 'owner', or ‘user’. The Maîtrise d’Ouvrage MOa consists of all designated members of the client’s representation and can be decomposed into subgroups, usually along main roles or functions within this representation. An instance of MOa comes into being together with the agreement to commission an AR9 Oeuvre with a counterparty MOe, that undertakes to execute it. The MOa remains in existence until the agreed upon outcome, commonly a design or a construction, is realized and accepted, or the goal is abandoned.

Examples:

This residence was designed for Dr. Frederick O.Lien (AR7), by Schwartz and Ryland (Fresno) and built by J.E. Fritz.

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and Larry Silverstein (AR7) accepted the project for the Freedom Tower, proposed by Daniel Libeskind.

In First Order Logic:

• AR7(x) ⊃ E74(x)

Incoming properties:

• dsitest:AR9 Oeuvre → dsitest:on1 had client team (was client team of)