The 1974 Turkish invasion precipitated a degree of vandalism and the looting of the site for building materials.Bevan, Robert (2006). The Destruction of Memory: Architecture at War. London: Reaktion Books, p. 166. Many of the old roof tiles, now rendered valueless by recent prosperity, lie neatly stacked beside the outer walls. Most of the wooden rafters have disappeared. From 2005 the Turkish authorities rebuilt and re-roofed some rooms on the south side of the precinct with the idea of providing refreshments for forest trekkers and there was discussion of further developments. The project, however, has not been continued.
