Table 3 Attributes theoretical framework...

Table 3

Attributes theoretical framework – intangible tangible attributes in built heritage

No.	Intangible attributes	Contents
1	Use And Functions	Services, Circulation, Practices, Activities, Ritual, or Other Representation of Living Tradition
2	Design	Design
3	Craftsmanship and Techniques	Craftsmanship, Technology, Workmanship, Manual Skills
4	Manage System	The Process of Managing, Type of Strategies, Approach
5	Process (Development and Evolution)	The Process of Layering, Development or Evolution (Instead of the Result)
6	Relation	Other Senses or Associations (not physically and visually related to the user, such as sounds, smells, and feelings, may compose part of the Setting)

No.	Intangible attributes	Contents
1	Use And Functions	Services, Circulation, Practices, Activities, Ritual, or Other Representation of Living Tradition
2	Design	Design
3	Craftsmanship and Techniques	Craftsmanship, Technology, Workmanship, Manual Skills
4	Manage System	The Process of Managing, Type of Strategies, Approach
5	Process (Development and Evolution)	The Process of Layering, Development or Evolution (Instead of the Result)
6	Relation	Other Senses or Associations (not physically and visually related to the user, such as sounds, smells, and feelings, may compose part of the Setting)

Source(s): Adapted from ICOMOS (1994), UNESCO (2005), Veldpaus and Pereira Roders (2013), ICOMOS New Zealand (revised 2010), ICOMOS, Australia (revised 2013), Veldpaus (2015)

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