The headquarters building of the Banque de Salonique in downtown Thessaloniki was designed in 1905 by Vitaliano Poselli, and completed in 1909, on ground that was previously the large garden of the Allatini family mansion. It was one of few buildings of the neighborhood that survived the Great Thessaloniki Fire of 1917. After World War II and the Banque de Salonique's demise, it hosted the Bank of Chios from 1950 to 1954, when the Voreopoulou family purchased it and renamed it "Malakopi Arcade" () in memory of their ancestral town, now Derinkuyu in central Turkey. Its clock was stopped by the 1978 Thessaloniki earthquake and, in memory of that events, stands still at 11:05. The building was listed as a protected landmark in 1983. As of 2021, one of the arcade's shops is named "Pizzeria Poselli" in a tribute to the building's architect.