Evaluating the mechanical, financial, and environmental feasibility of bio-bricks was the main goal, with an emphasis on lowering the carbon footprint and construction waste related to traditional brick manufacturing. Using varying ratios of the elements, new brick combinations were created using experimental procedures. These ratios' impacts on durability, water absorption, cohesiveness, and compressive strength were all thoroughly examined. Furthermore, a comparison of the production costs, embodied energy, and resource usage of fired and unburned bio-bricks was carried out.