How It All Fits Together — The Shape of the Systems You Work With

Architecture without the word: what exists, what's joined to what, and what sits between them — why flat arrangements turn one problem into every problem, and the four questions that make you useful without making you an architect.

What you'll learn

• Define architecture plainly as the shape you already have, tell architectural decisions from ordinary settings, and understand why the shape decides how far a problem travels.
• Draw the arrangement roughly with the people who use it, find the five families of omission every first drawing has, and recognise a flat arrangement and what it costs.
• Explain what a wall actually buys, give every door a reason and an owner, choose where the first wall goes, and design separation people can live with.
• List the edges honestly with an owner and a date, ask the neighbours question, think in blast radius rather than likelihood, and ask the four shape questions at the cheap moment.

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