Yeniçeşme Madrasa
Changes After Construction:
- It was repaired in 1847 and 1863.
- It was damaged as a result of the fires it underwent.
- As of 1918, it was recorded that only the plot remained of the structure.
- Excavation works under the supervision of the Istanbul Archaeology Museums were completed; projects were prepared and submitted to the Conservation Board.
- Site delivery was made for the reconstruction (rebuilding/revival) work, and implementation works were initiated.
- The archaeological excavation works were carried out under the supervision of the Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum; the original foundation remains were uncovered.
- It is stated that it remains within an area designated as a “Social Cultural Facility” in the zoning plan and that it will be revived as a facility serving women and children.
Prominent Features:
- It is also known as the Perviz Efendi Madrasa.
- It has been listed among the structures revived and referred to as being in “restoration/reconstruction” status.
- In the implementation process, the identification of the original foundation traces through archaeological excavation was used as decisive data in the rebuilding of the structure.
