A Review on General Principles and Regulations of New Additions in the Case of Architectural Heritage Protected Buildings

Newly constructed additions to protected heritage buildings are used as an essential method in case of adaptive reuse process. Providing new spaces to the host buildings serves to apply new functions to historic and heritage buildings that need to be preserved under today’s conditions. This research paper aims to discuss the significance of new additions, analysing methods of its construction, its location, and position in accordance to heritage-protected buildings. A qualitative research methodology used in this paper based on an in-depth study and review of various literature related to the topic. By analysing various researches, which concentrate on the adaptive reuse process of historic and heritage buildings. Results of the research is to conclude and summarize the main principles and regulations related to the new spaces and new additions to heritage-protected buildings.