"Social Spaces: Architecture for Community Well-being" explores the pivotal role of architectural design in fostering vibrant, inclusive communities. This book delves into diverse strategies and case studies where architects integrate social sustainability principles into their projects, promoting environments that nurture social interaction, cultural exchange, and collective well-being. From designing accessible public spaces and community centers to incorporating biophilic elements and promoting equitable access to green spaces, this book showcases how thoughtful architectural interventions can enhance urban livability and support community resilience. It highlights the intersection of design, social equity, and environmental stewardship, offering insights into how architecture can empower communities, improve quality of life, and create lasting positive impacts on society. "Social Spaces" is a comprehensive resource for architects, urban planners, policymakers, and anyone interested in creating inclusive, sustainable environments that prioritize people's health, happiness, and sense of belonging.