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This research introduces a symmetry-adapted encoding framework that significantly reduces the qubit overhead and CNOT gate counts required for simulating crystalline materials, making previously intractable electronic structure calculations feasible on near-term quantum hardware. By leveraging inherent crystal symmetries such as spin-parity and point-group operations, the method achieves up to an eightfold reduction in qubits and a 309-fold decrease in circuit complexity across diverse materials like diamond and silicon. This advancement represents a critical efficiency gain for quantum chemistry applications, allowing researchers to model complex solids with fewer physical resources than current standard methods permit.