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Over  the  Eastern  Mediterranean  Coast,  a  historical  centre,well  known  as  the port of the Phoenicians, stands facingthe sea whereships sail across the blue horizon.There  lie  the  oldest  historicalmonuments  of  Sidon thatremain  undocumented.  This paper’saimis  to  study  thesebuildings thathave  been  damaged  by  urbanizationbyusing methodological norms and predict their social practices that were inhabited with the  lifestyle  of  fishermen  and  by  which  we  came  across  many  repetitive  patterns  that turned  out  to  be  modular. Byenvisaging  the  modular  spatial  practices  of  ruined buildings,  their  coresofwhich  we  had  no  previous information,  we  can  restore  those buildings to their original state.

Rehabilitation of Historical Cities in the Mediterranean using Modular Patterns – Case Study of Sidon