Hoi An Center for Cultural Heritage Management and preservation
Classification Criteria of Historic Buildings in Hoi An Ancient Town
Classification Criteria of Historic Buildings (Time of Evaluation and Classification in 2000)
There are five Criteria of Historic Buildings
Special Category: All original elements of these unique architectural and artistic structures have been maintained in an integrated manner. These elements have special historic, cultural and scientific value.
There are five Criteria of Historic Buildings
Special Category: All original elements of these unique architectural and artistic structures have been maintained in an integrated manner. These elements have special historic, cultural and scientific value.
Category I: All original elements have been maintained in an integrated manner. These elements have special historic, cultural and scientific value.
Category II: All original elements of the front building, facade have been maintained in an integrated manner. These elements have special historic, cultural and scientific value.
Category III: The Ying-Yang tiled roofs and some original elements of the house have been maintained in situ. These elements have some special historic, cultural and scientific value.
Category IV: These houses are built in modern style using modern materials like concrete. They do not contribute cultural significance to the complex of architectural monuments in Hoi An Ancient Town.
Category II: All original elements of the front building, facade have been maintained in an integrated manner. These elements have special historic, cultural and scientific value.
Category III: The Ying-Yang tiled roofs and some original elements of the house have been maintained in situ. These elements have some special historic, cultural and scientific value.
Category IV: These houses are built in modern style using modern materials like concrete. They do not contribute cultural significance to the complex of architectural monuments in Hoi An Ancient Town.
Source: Hoi An Center for Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation
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