What are the levels of the Architecture Landscape?

The correct answer is C. Capability, Segment and Strategic Architectures. TOGAF's Architecture Landscape organizes architectures into three levels of granularity: Strategic Architecture (broad, enterprise-wide direction, long time horizon), Segment Architecture (architectures for a specific business area or domain), and Capability Architecture…

Submitted by neha2k· Apr 18, 2026Core Concepts

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AFoundation, Common and Solution Architectures
BBusiness, Data, Applications and Technology Architectures
CCapability, Segment and Strategic Architectures
DCorporate EA, Project Team and Portfolio Team Architectures
EBaseline, Transition and Target Architectures

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C
86% (24)
D
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E
4% (1)

Explanation

TOGAF's Architecture Landscape organizes architectures into three levels of granularity: Strategic Architecture (broad, enterprise-wide direction, long time horizon), Segment Architecture (architectures for a specific business area or domain), and Capability Architecture (detailed architectures for implementing a specific capability). These levels are not to be confused with the TOGAF Architecture Domains (Business, Data, Application, Technology - option B) or architecture states (Baseline, Transition, Target - option E).

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