Air pollution, particularly in crowded cities, is increasing, mainly due to industrial activity and transportation. A crucial element in construction, bricks are the most important materials in the world.Therefore, one possible approach to reduce pollution is to use“smart” bricks, particularly those that incorporate photocatalytic structures in them. Incorporating Titanium dioxide (TiO2) in bricks could degrade and reduce various pollutants under ultraviolet sun radiation. TiO2-infused bricks would also maintain their optical characteristics for far longer than traditional bricks. This study evaluated the ability of bricks containing TiO2to degrade organic molecules, as assessed by the concrete’s ability to degrade Lithol Rubine bk dye. The amount of TiO2in the concrete samples was 0%, 2%, 4% of the clay. The resulting bricks were exposed to sunlight for 24, 48, and 72 hours. All TiO2 specimens significantly degraded the Lithol Rubine bk dye, demonstrating the potential of this approach to benefit the smart construction industry and, as a result, fight certain types of air pollution.