Made by the Greek architect L. Kavtatzoglou in 1862 also in neoclassical style. The University is based on a complex of three different buildings with Doric and Ionian rhythm.
This building creates a sharp contrast to Hansen’s architectural trilogy as it is a rare example of the Byzantine rhythm. It was initially designed by Hansen, but it was eventually built by the Greek architect L. Kavtatzoglou in 1847. He changed the originals adding elements inspired by the Byzantine tradition.