Space constitutes one of the important elements of the architectural discipline and gives meaning to a building by moving it beyond being a three-dimensional mass. Designing the spaces that the building contains and determining the actions they will contain makes architecture different from other building activities. The spaces in industrial buildings are designed in accordance with the use of large-scale machines where production will be provided. These structures, which remain in important positions in the city centers with the development of the cities, are abandoned by losing their functions with the changing production conditions. Due to their location, strong structural system, and high-quality structural features such as large volumes, giving these structures new functions and ensuring their survival creates an alternative building production technique. The structural features of industrial buildings enable various uses in function selection. The spaces needed in these buildings, which are renovated for reuse, are organized within the existing volumes with the help of space components and elements. In this study, additional designs made during the renovation of Cibali Tobacco and Cigarette Factory, which was used as a university education structure, to include contemporary education spaces were examined. Qualitative research method was used in the study, and the history, architectural features and renewed space design of Cibali Tobacco and Cigarette Factory, which constitutes the field study, were analyzed through written sources, photographs, and drawings. In the study, contemporary usage ideas in new spaces designed with the help of additional space components and elements were evaluated. As a result of the study, suggestions were made for additional designs to be made in industrial buildings to be re-functionalized.