The renovation of modern architectural heritage involves both the preservation of historical values and the development of strategies to improve urban integration and quality of life inside the project. In Tehran, the Eskan Towers, a trio of residential buildings constructed during the city’s modernist era, represent a significant architectural heritage of mid-20th-century Iran. However, over time, these towers have become disconnected from their surrounding urban fabric, and their quality of life has decreased due to infrastructural and environmental challenges. This thesis aims to develop a comprehensive renovation plan for Eskan Towers that enhances the living conditions of its residents while reestablishing the complex’s connection with the surrounding city.