The document experimentally investigates using building demolition waste as a fine aggregate in concrete. Concrete mixtures were created with 0-50% replacement of river sand fine aggregate with recycled fine aggregate from demolished structures. Tests found that concrete with 30% replacement had higher compressive, flexural, and splitting tensile strengths compared to normal concrete. Above 30% replacement, strengths decreased, with compressive strength reduced by 20-40% at 50% replacement. Therefore, the optimal replacement was 30%, where recycled aggregate concrete performed comparably or better than traditional concrete. The study concludes recycled aggregates can provide an alternative source of fine aggregate when used at an appropriate replacement ratio.