The article explores how social sustainability in the built environment is often overlooked compared to environmental and economic aspects. The researchers aim to understand the importance of social sustainability for human well-being and inclusiveness in creating a healthy and resilient built environment. By focusing on social sustainability, sustainable buildings can better meet the needs of people and improve overall performance. The study highlights the need for stakeholders to be involved from the beginning to achieve environmental, economic, and social sustainability goals. Ultimately, promoting social sustainability can lead to more balanced and beneficial development in the built environment.