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Fig. 8 Bypass-type steel structure not interfere with the relics of past buildings, and enable
conducting studies after the construction of the newly-designed structure (modelling by Archecon
Studio)
object or objects to be protected, their material and scale, should all be subjected
to a detailed analysis. All data associated with the surrounding climate conditions
are essential. Based on collected information, one can make decisions concerning
the use of materials that can prove optimal both in the case of load-bearing structures, as well as the roofing itself, its anchoring, shape, scale, span or the number of
necessary exposure points, their transparency, sunlight protection, cross-ventilation
system, drainage, etc. The new structure must correspond with its surroundings and
should substantively reference the specificity of the heritage it protects” [11] (Fig. 8).
5 Conclusions
Keeping the above in mind, two design alternatives are considered. Both assume
their starting point to be giving the protective structure the form of an enclosed
building that is the spatial restitution of the southern wing and of a portion of the