MDPE.3:2.3 - Select architectural views by the failure they expose
Use only views that can change the current decision:
| Concern | What to make visible |
|---|---|
| Functional contribution | Who or what produces sound or movement, senses timing, supports weight, generates material, cues another performer, presents the result, or recovers from failure. |
| Construction and physical connection | Bodies, instruments, devices, effectors, props, connectors, rooms, floors, wearables, and their actual constructive relations. |
| Timing and rhythm | Continuing carriers, discrete events, anticipated or perceived centres, timing tolerances, cue relations, and recovery after drift. |
| Sensing, control, and feedback | What state each performer or controller can sense, which action it can change, what feedback returns, and who corrects failure. |
| Placement, access, and safety | Spatial reach, visibility, audibility, movement paths, audience and performer access, collision, load, fatigue, and exit. |
| Participation and decision rights | Who performs, leads, follows, conducts, controls, authorizes, refuses, interrupts, or changes the Method. |
| Material and description use | How scores, choreography, recordings, prompts, generated material, rule cards, and cue sheets enter Work without becoming performers. |
These views need not be trees or isomorphic. They must refer consistently to the same Systems and relations where the decision joins them. A list, diagram, stage plot, score, configuration file, or architecture description is an episteme about the configuration, not the world-side configuration.