The paper "Advanced Materials for Sustainable Construction: A Review of Innovations and Environmental Benefits" by Zamathula Queen Sikhakhane Nwokediegwu et al. provides a comprehensive review of advanced materials used in sustainable construction. These materials, including high-performance concrete, green composites, and recycled polymers, not only enhance structural performance but also significantly reduce environmental impact. High-performance concrete integrates advanced admixtures and supplementary cementitious materials, resulting in structures with superior strength and durability while minimizing resource consumption. Green composites, composed of natural fibers and bio-based resins, offer impressive mechanical properties and a reduced carbon footprint. Recycled polymers derived from post-consumer waste align with circular economy principles, addressing plastic pollution. The environmental benefits of these materials include reduced raw material extraction, lower energy consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions, leading to extended service life and reduced maintenance requirements. The paper highlights the importance of advanced materials in achieving a more sustainable and resilient built environment, emphasizing the need for continued research, standardization, government support, industry collaboration, and education to promote their widespread adoption. Case studies from projects like One Central Park in Sydney, Bosco Verticale in Milan, and Masdar City in Abu Dhabi illustrate the successful integration of advanced materials and sustainable practices, providing valuable lessons for the broader construction industry.The paper "Advanced Materials for Sustainable Construction: A Review of Innovations and Environmental Benefits" by Zamathula Queen Sikhakhane Nwokediegwu et al. provides a comprehensive review of advanced materials used in sustainable construction. These materials, including high-performance concrete, green composites, and recycled polymers, not only enhance structural performance but also significantly reduce environmental impact. High-performance concrete integrates advanced admixtures and supplementary cementitious materials, resulting in structures with superior strength and durability while minimizing resource consumption. Green composites, composed of natural fibers and bio-based resins, offer impressive mechanical properties and a reduced carbon footprint. Recycled polymers derived from post-consumer waste align with circular economy principles, addressing plastic pollution. The environmental benefits of these materials include reduced raw material extraction, lower energy consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions, leading to extended service life and reduced maintenance requirements. The paper highlights the importance of advanced materials in achieving a more sustainable and resilient built environment, emphasizing the need for continued research, standardization, government support, industry collaboration, and education to promote their widespread adoption. Case studies from projects like One Central Park in Sydney, Bosco Verticale in Milan, and Masdar City in Abu Dhabi illustrate the successful integration of advanced materials and sustainable practices, providing valuable lessons for the broader construction industry.