This article discusses the state of preservation of one of the military facilities of the Klodzko Fortress. Fort Owcza Góra, was built in the 18th century on the opposite shore of the Nysa Kłodzka River. The White Barracks, which are part of Owcza Góra Fort, were built at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. Over the years they changed their function and use, the original accommodation for soldiers being successively transformed into military depots and warehouses, a prison, technical facilities and the headquarters of wholesalers. In the second half of the 20th century, the facility was abandoned and was subject to a process of degradation over the next few decades. In 2018, the barracks underwent a detailed inventory and technical condition assessment. The documentation allowed a precise estimation of the scale of damage and the location of the damage, making it possible to plan appropriate conservation and repair measures. In the next stage, a project was developed to revalue the White Barracks for service purposes, while preserving the historic form and restoring the original character of the building. The project was carried out by the ‘ARCHI-S’ design studio. The investment was completed and the building was put into use in 2023.