The work of preserving, restoring and transferring cultural assets to future generations is considered one of the important elements of cultural life today. Studies in this field are carried out progressively in our country and in the world. In our country, the efforts to protect cultural assets have been taken seriously since the middle of the 20th century, and they are carried on with national and international laws, principles and theories. When we consider the preservation of cultural assets and their transfer to the future as a selection/preference and elimination process of the decision-making society, sometimes discussions may arise about the decisions taken. In this article, the decisions taken and the practices carried out regarding the Şehzade Korkut Mosque (Kesik Minare) in Antalya-Kaleiçi, which is one of the current examples of discussions, are discussed and evaluated within the scope of theoretical and theoretical conservation philosophy.