 The building façade shows the typical rows of stone externally as well as some putlog holes which were used in medieval times as supports for scaffolding (used to complete particularly high construction) or as placement holes for the support beams of exterior balconies.Owned by an important family, who owned the property jointly with others along this road, the tower is the birthplace of , author of the Ordinances of Justice.The tower is located opposite the Tower of Galigai and very close to the (Tower of the Circles).