Subclass of:

• frbroo:F27 Work Conception

Scope note:

This class comprises the beginning of the evolution of a set of activities that aim towards the formulation of a creative design concept (CC13), realized in one or more instances of CC1 Model, that usually respond to an instance of CC17 Projective Requirements formulated for a projected creative work (CC20). The substance of design conception is intentional activity towards the formalization of a proposal detailing a (series of) model(s) (CC1) aiming to satisfy the initiating client’s requirements expressed in a formal programme (CC6). The instance of design conception begins when the actor charged with realizing the creative work (e.g.: the designated ‘Maîtrise d'Oeuvre’) starts the activities to formulate a design proposal, with or without an external party participating, which may or may not include the designated ‘Maîtrise d'Ouvrage’.

Examples:

• The design activities undertaken by the architect Daniel Libeskind (E21) in relation to the specified projective requirements of the Lower Manhattan Development Company (E74) for the design of the One World Trade Centre (E22) in New York. (https://libeskind.com/work/ground-zero-master-plan/)
• The design activities undertaken by Rodin (E21), c. 1880 - 1881, which lead towards the formulation of the design concept (CC13) realised by the model (CC1) known as “the third maquette”, currently held by the Rodin Museum, Philadelphia (E74). (https://frenchsculpture.org/index.php/Detail/objects/30120)

In First Order Logic:

• CC15(x) ⇒ F27(x)