Introduction. Based on the evolutionary approach to the analysis of the lightweight concrete application expediency in earthquake-resistant construction it has been revealed that development of the above mentioned technologies fosters the reduced material consumption in construction and the increased durability of buildings under the seismic loads. The efficient solutions for constructing the earthquake-resistant buildings are constantly searched for, and the reasons for reducing the range of energy-efficient products made of the autoclaved aerated concrete are noticed. The research is aimed at compiling an inventory of modern technological methods of increasing the buildings seismic resistance.Materials and Methods. The list and properties of raw materials used for single-stage technology manufacture of the foam concrete mixtures have been provided. The list of equipment used for assessing the studied materials’ mechanical properties has been defined.Results. The new experimental data confirming the significant influence of the individual properties of fiber on the value of the dispersedly reinforced foam concrete ultimate deformability and bending tensile strength has been obtained. The positive effect of the length of fiber on the foam concrete mechanical properties has been confirmed. The considerably positive effect of the dispersed reinforcement on the homogeneity of mechanical properties observed in the foam concrete mass has been distinguished.Discussion and Conclusions. The work performed has elucidated the importance of the individual properties of fiber as a tool for managing the operational properties of foam concrete. The ultimate properties of the aerated rock material are influenced by the length of fibers and their ultimate deformability. The length of fiber is important for the bending tensile strength, whereas the values of this parameter in the composite material are regulated by the ultimate extensibility.