The lagoon city of Venice, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is known not only for its ancient noble palaces but also for its narrow streets and romantic canals. These factors played a key role during scaffolding assembly for inspection purposes at the Palazzo Labia, as the 17th- and 18th-century building is due to be restored following the collapse of a marble section. This has been made possible by a 3,500 m² Allround Scaffolding with Lightweight technology. The lightweight and compact components ensured efficient logistics in the narrow historic town, whilst the modular design allowed for precise adaptation of the work scaffolding to the textured facade.