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Metadata navigation only enables filtering of library contents by metadata columns or content types and does not address site topology, content type hierarchy, permission structure, or the broader organizational design that constitutes a logical architecture.

Metadata navigation is a library-level feature that allows users to filter and browse documents using managed metadata or content type values - it addresses content discoverability within a library, not site architecture. Designing a logical architecture requires planning the full information architecture including site structure, content types, permissions model, navigation hierarchy, and library/list organization. Metadata navigation alone does not fulfill the broader architectural design requirement.