Panayia Evangelistria Greek Orthodox Church

audiı narration:

construction year:

1834

location:

Sarıyer, İstanbul

ordered by:

Unknown

architect:

Unknown

Changes After Construction:
  • The church underwent repair/renewal in 1925.
  • The structure deteriorated over time; with the 1925 repair, it was made usable again.
  • Within the complex, there was formerly a school function serving the Greek community.
Prominent Features:
  • The church belongs to the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Istanbul.
  • The structure is dedicated to the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary (Evangelistria) in the Christian faith.
  • The worship space is covered with a barrel vault; the covering systems and structural elements used in the interior are of wood.
  • The bell tower is above the courtyard gate on the northern facade; the tower is approximately 4 m high and has a rectangular plan.
  • The bell frame has a lattice arrangement; it is completed with a spire and a cross.
  • There is a water well within the complex.
  • Today, the congregation has lost its former density; on days of worship, it prefers the nearby churches.