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It was built with a covered roof so that it could comfortably stay in the winter with this feature. It was commissioned by Alaeddin Keykubat, one of the Seljuk sultans, and it was built between 1150-1180. In keeping with this request, the name of the faces comes from the black and white stones used in its construction. The building was renovated in 2007, today the building is used for various cultural activities such as the exhibition hall, meeting and exhibition hall.
