The lower Paladini Palace was built at the end of the 15th century by the supracomite and knight Nikola Paladini in the floral Gothic style. The palace acquired its current appearance in the 19th century, with the alteration of the main facade, which was carried out in 1870 by the owner, Dr. Dominik Gazzari, according to a design by Vicko Kovačević. The ground floor and the arrangement of windows on the floors were changed. It was called the “summer house” because, before the reconstruction, it had several rooms on the north side that were sheltered from the summer heat. It is among the oldest buildings on Pjaca.