In the dynamic landscape of contemporary architecture, glass façades stand as iconic symbols of modernity, sophistication, and connectivity with the surrounding environment. However, amidst the growing discourse on sustainability in the built environment, the excessive use of glass in building façades has come under scrutiny for its environmental impacts. In this article, we aim to delve into the nuanced considerations surrounding the strategic reduction of glass in building façades, exploring its multifaceted environmental benefits and implications within the broader context of sustainable architectural design. Environmental Imperatives and Strategies Glass, renowned for its luminous qualities and architectural allure, has pervaded modern building design, particularly in façades. Yet, its ubiquitous presence poses significant environmental challenges, spanning energy consumption, carbon emissions, and resource depletion. The environmental impact of glass usage encompasses multiple dimensions, from energy-intensive production processes to operational inefficiencies. Efforts to mitigate these impacts necessitate a multipronged approach, emphasising reduction strategies, and...