Energy efficient preservation of historical buildings is an important issue. Decisions and interventions taken during the renewal and strengthening of these worn out and destroyed buildings gain importance. The application of contemporary additions in restoration has recently increased due to reasons such as the redesign of the spaces of historical buildings that have not reached the present day or the need for a new post-functional space. In this study, it is aimed to show the effect of these contemporary additions on the energy performance of the building with a sample study. For this purpose, energy analyzes were carried out through Design Builder on the historical Süleyman Pasha Bath, which is located in Kocaeli. Simulations were applied on the stone, which is the original material of the bath, and the glass material applied with the contemporary addition. The effect of contemporary addition on the historical building was also examined for different climate options. It was observed that the annual total energy load increased in all climate regions with contemporary addition. It has been concluded that although the original state of the building is larger in volume, the energy consumption is lower and the contemporary addition negatively affects the energy performance of the building. In the contemporary addition design phase, energy efficiency must be considered and a decision should be made due to various analyzes. The application of the most effective materials and construction techniques in accordance with contemporary additional design approaches gains importance in terms of the sustainability of the building.