ARCHI+2: Sustainable Social Wellness Architecture** brings together architectural theories, design concepts, scholarly literature, design briefs, and studio projects exploring the relationship between sustainable architecture, social well-being, and innovative design. Developed by lecturers, field experts, and second-year architecture students from the Faculty of Design and Architecture (FRSB), Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), this publication presents a diverse collection of ideas, perspectives, knowledge, and design explorations that encourage innovation, sustainability, and critical thinking. Reflecting FRSB’s commitment to advancing sustainable development through teaching, learning, research, and design practice, the publication highlights how architectural concepts can be translated into creative and practical solutions that address contemporary social and environmental challenges while promoting healthier, more resilient, and sustainable communities.