Conversion to a museum is a common destiny of many
cultural assets that cannot continue to serve their
original functions. They are usually re-functioned
to
provide public benefits in return for the expenditures
made for their preservation. However, their architectural
features may not always meet the expected results
when functioning as a museum. The spatial limitations
arising in such conversions are the main design gaps in
the museumization projects. This article aims to address
these gaps using a sample project of a museum
on Sultan Mehmed the Conqueror converted from a
medieval education structure
