It is understood from the archived documents that this 19th-century structure had passed through several different construction cycles. It is written in detail in those documents that the first structure had a basilica type crushed wooden roof, and following the privileges granted to Greek people as a result of Royal Edict of Reform, the current plan was implemented. This plan, in the shape of a Greek cross, currently does not have the top cover.
The historical building has undergone multiple construction phases as documented in archived records. The initial design featured a basilica-style wooden roof, but after receiving privileges for Greeks under the Royal Edict of Reform, the current plan was adopted. This Greek cross-shaped structure lacks its top cover.