Glass residue, often derived from recycled glass or industrial glass waste, is increasingly used as a supplementary cementitious material (SCM) or as an aggregate in cement and concrete manufacturing. This sustainable practice not only helps in managing waste effectively but also enhances the physical properties of concrete. Glass residues can improve the durability, strength, and aesthetic qualities of concrete, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. The utilization of glass residues aligns with the growing environmental concern over industrial waste and the push toward greener building materials. By incorporating glass residues into concrete, the construction industry can reduce the consumption of natural resources, decrease greenhouse gas emissions from cement production, and improve the lifecycle sustainability of the products.