architecturalization

Definition

The process of designing or organizing something according to architectural principles, emphasizing structure, framework, and foundational design. Used in software and organizational contexts.

Example Usage

The team's architecturalization of the codebase improved scalability significantly.

Origin

From architecture + -alization; modern systems design terminology

Source: Word-list API top-up / extra_long (api)

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