The main objective of sustainable building design is to develop "environmentally friendly building practices" that contribute to saving energy, water and raw materials. Reducing excess water and greenhouse gas emissions; consuming material reuse and recycling, in order to create comfortable, clean, safe and productive homes. Sustainability in building engineering is an integrated philosophy and design process, not just a building style, and the metaphor and language of sustainability are increasingly becoming the central way to express environmental concerns about economics and technology today. Therefore a sustainable building is often referred to as a "green" or "environmentally sound" building or as sustainable buildings as buildings with high technology or even "smart building" and can also be defined as a building with the interrelationships between the economic system and the environment Resorting to what is known as green materials and green materials is a concept that expresses the use of environmentally friendly materials in the manufacture of concrete to preserve the environment and protect natural resources, for example solid waste products are used as a partial alternative to cement to avoid the burden of waste disposal and reduce energy consumption in addition to reducing emissions of dioxide carbon and there are many solid waste that can be used to achieve this goal , such as stone dust, and remnants of concrete and dust of marble and residues of foundries
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