Social design refers to

A) the process of constructing buildings in collaboration with those who will use them to ensure the structures are compatible with the users' needs and desires
B) designing buildings to facilitate prosocial and cooperative interactions among the occupants
C) leaving the design of buildings largely to the people who will be occupying them
D) leaving the design of buildings largely to the people who will be viewing them

Social design refers to involving the end-users in the design process to ensure that the final product meets their needs and desires. It is often used in architecture and urban planning to create community-oriented spaces that are functional and accessible. Choice A accurately describes this process. Choice B seems to be more specific to the design of interior space, while choices C and D are incorrect as they do not involve collaboration with end-users in the design process.