Rapid urbanization creates vulnerability and exposure, and when coupled with climate change it escalates urban risks and its consequences. However, to maintain equitable growth and a high standard of living for their citizens, cities, and communities must be resilient and sustainable. Resilience helps cities to prepare, withstand, and bounce back and recover from shocks. Sustainability helps preserve essential resources like air, water, and energy for future generations by reducing environmental damage and using resources wisely. Both resilience and sustainability can improve the city's ability to create a safe and liveable setting. This thesis aims to explore the relationship between urban resilience and sustainability with a focus on revitalizing the green infrastructure of Ex Manifattura Tabacchi, a historic neighborhood in Torino, Italy that is compatible with the real-time scenario.