Earthquake is a natural disaster that threatens many regions worldwide. Occasionally, earthquakes cause significant damage to the infrastructure of the surrounding area; this is related to the intensity and location of the earthquake. When a destructive earthquake occurs, the greatest loss following the loss of life is the loss of building stock. This is because the number of available habitable dwellings decreases. This problem can be partially solved by evaluating buildings based on their damage and recommending reinforcement techniques according to the condition of the affected buildings. Researchers have shown in their studies that the results of reinforcement are very positive for both building elements and the overall structural system. In this thesis, several examples of damage caused by the earthquake on February 6, 2023, will be reviewed. These buildings are generally good in terms of the structural system but have damage in specific elements. Then, an appropriate reinforcement method will be proposed according to the type of damage. The results of the researchers indicate that after the reinforcement process, the elements can perform better than their original state. Thus, it may be possible to quickly restore buildings to service and partially compensate for the building stock.