This project occupies part of a historic caravanserai, introducing a contemporary setting for a café and the presentation of baklava and traditional sweets. Conservation constraints prevented direct intervention in the existing brick walls, leading to the insertion of a lightweight, independent layer built from a scaffolding system. Traditionally associated with the protection and restoration of historic buildings, scaffolding here becomes a spatial infrastructure for zoning, shelving, furniture, and lighting, while its modular assembly facilitates rapid construction. Blue mirrorwork and colored glass interact with natural light, creating shifting reflections and adding a contemporary spatial identity alongside the steel and scaffolding. Ultimately, the project seeks to accommodate contemporary life within the historic structure without altering its architectural character.