Tectonic Resilience presents a scalable approach to resilient urban redevelopment, using Yutie Village in Chongqing as a model. Isolated on a steep hillside near the city's core, Yutie Village faces social and physical detachment, leading to the abandonment of much of its buildings. Government's development plans risk erasing the village's unique cultural heritage. This project addresses these challenges through a multi-resolution framework that integrates urban, human, and material dimensions into a cohesive, adaptable system. Inspired by organic systems, the design operates across scales, with each scale addressing specific issues to create a unified whole. Modular components of sustainable materials like cross-laminated and recycled timber enable gradual, eco-conscious transformation that respects the village's historic character. This incremental approach revitalizes Yutie Village, preserving its identity while enhancing functionality. The proposed framework establishes a resilient system that adapts to diverse topographies and cultural contexts, offering a scalable model for sustainable urban development. Through this project, Tectonic Resilience provides a solution that not only aims to rejuvenate Yutie Village but also serves as a universally applicable, adaptable urban model.