Multidimensional approach to Modern architectural heritage enhancement: the case of Tel Aviv

The paper illustrates a methodological proposal aimed at prefiguring the multi-dimensional impacts of enhancement projects of modern architectural heritage. While some of the Tel Aviv architects were educated at the Bauhaus, others collaborated with Le Corbusier, Mendelsohn, Bruno Taut and their heterogeneity gave way to the phenomenology of modern lib-eral architecture. Since then, thousands of reinforced concrete works have represented the moder-nity of Israeli culture, as well as the greatest effort of the Modern Movement to contribute to the progress of global society. In this scenario, the paper defines the key actions in the process of enhancing such architectures, to drive the strategic choices in adaptive reuse and rehabilitation project, as well as in planning maintenance. The proposed approach aims to guarantee the effec-tiveness of the enhancement project both in terms of conservation and in terms of the ability to generate sustainable development.