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From System Requirements to System Architecture

For the last decade, a large body of research in software engineering has developed methods, notations, and tools for rigorously specifying architectures and for performing architecture-level analysis. Yet the key issue of constructing a system architecture that meets a given set of requirements remains largely open. In this paper, we propose a systematic, rigorous connection between requirements and the architecture that implements them.