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Heritage buildings and cities provide us with strong visual documents pertaining to regional history and form, comprising the basis of local culture. In the contemporary world scene, the built form cultural heritage seems to be generally ignored into oblivion. The example of Bangladesh as a small country with rich traditions, cultural heritage and long historical background is studied as a case from the viewpoint of Canadian heritage preservation practices. This thesis articulates the process of transformation as the vehicle for adaptive reuse of heritage buildings in our contemporary condition. It includes the investigation of events, theories and methods of transformation in the context of Canadian contemporary practice. Examples of contemporary Canadian projects are studied in the transformation and integration of the old with the new to parallel the scenario observed in Bangladesh. Reproduced with permission of the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission. iii

Architectural transformation of heritage buildings case study: Folk Art Museum building Sonargaon, Bangladesh