Subclass of:

• cpro:CC5 Formulation
• lrmoo:F2 Expression
• crm:E29 Design or Procedure
• cpro:CC5 Formulation

Scope note:

This class comprises the particularly expressed, immaterial, intellectual content of objects created during the creative design phase in order to represent aesthetic concepts. The propositional content contained in a model provides information regarding an overall CC13 Design Concept and can be used to understand some aspect of the creator’s intent. Instances of this class are information objects produced as  a result of design processes (instances of F28 Expression Creation) undertaken in relation to the goals of an instance of an overall CC15 Design Conception activity which, in turn, typically intends to comply with the specifications of an instance of CC6 Programme. As a subclass of F22 Self-Contained Expression, an instance of CC1 Model realizes, in whole or in part, the propositional content of the instance of CC13 Design Concept. As a subclass of CC5 Formulation, an instance of CC1 Model may function to project representations of the relations of space and materiality of the CC13 Design Concept, via CC12 Event Trigger Template, such that these representations can be used as guides for their eventual realization in some manufactured object.

Examples:

• The specific informational content of Rodin’s third architectural model for “The Gates of Hell”, known as “the third maquette”. (https://frenchsculpture.org/index.php/Detail/objects/30120)
• The specific intellectual content of Studio Libeskind’s One World Trade Center Master Plan. (https://libeskind.com/work/ground-zero-master-plan/). 

• The specific informational content of Rodin’s third architectural model for “The Gates of Hell”, known as “the third maquette”. (https://frenchsculpture.org/index.php/Detail/objects/30120)
• The specific intellectual content of Studio Libeskind’s One World Trade Center Master Plan. (https://libeskind.com/work/ground-zero-master-plan/). 

In First Order Logic:

• CC1(x) ⇒ CC5(x)
• CC1(x) ⇒ F2(x)
• CC1(x) ⇒ E29(x)
• CC1(x) ⇒ CC5(x)