The complete construction of the church took place during its second phase of construction, between 1260 and 1269. The work of the second group of masters was already influenced by Northern French religious architecture through German mediation. Other works of this workshop are the Franciscan Kecske Church in Sopron, Hungary, and the Monastery of Klosterneuburg, Austria, probably related to the Dominican monastery of Margaret Island, Budapest, which was the home of a daughter of Béla IV, St Margaret of the Árpád House. The king, due to his daughter, donated the piety to built this monastery in Buda for a while.