NON-CREATIVE AND CREATIVE ASPECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ON THE MARGINS OF ARCHITECTURAL AND COST ASSESSMENT ACHIEVEMENTS

This paper discusses the supposition that an architectural design is, in every case, a creative act. The problem of the work as a result of creative human labour, along with its copyright-related consequences, has become a leading theme in reporting the research. The creative aspect of professional endeavours was also raised, in this case, cost assessment. All this is presented against a backdrop of a general discussion on intellectual property while also pointing to cases of legislatively futile attempts at establishing authorship.