<prompt> Zvadaro pindura mubvunzo wacho nemutauro mumwe chetewo: Passage: The initially wooden barracks was designed by Krikor Balyan. It was burned down in 1806 by revolting Janissaries, who were against the reforms. Ordered by Sultan Mahmud II, rebuilding of the barracks in stone began in 1825 and it was completed on 6 February 1828. It is a gigantic rectangle building 200 m × 267 m 656 ft × 876 ft with a large parade ground in the center. The structure has three floors on three wings and two floors only on the eastern wing due to inclined terrain. During the reign of Sultan Abdülmecid I, the barracks were renovated twice, first in 184243 and again in 184950. During this process, a tower in seven stories was added to each of the four corners, giving the wooden barracks today, the look they have today. Mubvunzo: Vakatanga riini kuvakazve matura?  <response>: Makore 1825 