On what basis can architecture also be considered social art?

Because buildings affect people's life, use, and spatial arrangement

The governing concept is that architecture is both a designed form and a social environment. A building determines how people enter, move, meet, work, rest, and interact. Its rooms, pathways, openings, scale, and arrangement can encourage privacy, cooperation, inclusion, or separation. Public buildings and homes also express community needs, cultural practices, resources, and values. Option A is correct because it connects architectural form with actual human use and spatial relationships. B is factually opposite to the purpose of buildings, C denies the social dimension that architecture clearly has, and D confuses architecture with an auditory art form. Thus architecture can be appreciated as social art.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.