What rights exist in a “Work of Architecture”?
Architects can control the erection of buildings reproducing their designs, excluding reconstructions or rehabilitations in the same style.
Architects can control the erection of buildings reproducing their designs, excluding reconstructions or rehabilitations in the same style.
Applied art refers to artistic creations with functional purposes, whether handmade or industrially manufactured.
Purely aesthetic creations are not patentable because patent law protects technical solutions, not mere appearance.
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