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Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) has emerged as a transformative material in the construction industry, offering enhanced performance properties compared to conventional concrete. This study comprehensively reviews the applications and benefits of GFRC in modern construction practices. Through analysis of existing literature and case studies, this paper explores how GFRC provides superior tensile strength, crack resistance, durability, and design flexibility while reducing overall structural weight. The review examines GFRC's growing implementation in architectural facades, precast elements, restoration projects, and sustainable construction. Findings indicate that GFRC delivers significant advantages in terms of structural performance, aesthetic versatility, economic efficiency, and environmental sustainability, positioning it as an increasingly valuable solution for contemporary construction challenges despite certain limitations related to cost and specialized production requirements.