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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2026 · 1H 10M

Architecture is BROKEN (It’s not the code but the communication)

from Dear Architects podcast · host Luca Mezzalira

subscribe to the newsletter: https://www.deararchitects.xyzACED model: https://jacquiread.com/posts/better-software-designIn this first episode of Dear Architects, Luca welcomes Jacqui Read, author of Communication Patterns, to explore why most software architecture problems aren’t technical, they’re communication failures.They dive deep into:• Why architecture must be iterative (and why big upfront design fails)• The dangerous return of waterfall thinking through AI and spec-driven development• Why LLMs require better communication, not less• The gap between business and technical teams — and how to fix it• The ACE model (Context, Design, Architecture, Engineering)• Living documentation, ADRs, and clear code vs “clean” code• Why most companies want automation — not AI• How architects should evolve in the AI eraIf you think architecture is just diagrams and tech decisions, this conversation will change your perspective.Because architecture isn’t about boxes and arrows.

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