ArchStudio 4
ArchStudio 4 is an open-source software and systems architecture development environment developed by the Institute for Software Research at the University of California, Irvine. It is an environment of integrated tools for modeling, visualizing, analyzing and implementing software and systems architectures. It is based on the Eclipse open development platform. It is released under a BSD-style license.
This is where you can find all the latest news and documentation about ArchStudio, as well as downloads and an active community.
- Newcomers: Can learn more about ArchStudio.
- Anyone: Can download and install ArchStudio 4 as a binary distribution.
- Interested Parties: Should subscribe to one or more ArchStudio mailing lists.
- Developers: Can checkout and build the entire environment from source.
A screenshot of ArchStudio 4 showing a hierarchical architecture in the Archipelago graphical editor.
Latest Updates:
The latest updates for ArchStudio 4 are documented in the ArchStudio 4 Change Log.
[November 21, 2006] -
Welcome to a completely new ArchStudio - ArchStudio 4. Building
on the successes and insights of ArchStudio 3, ArchStudio 4
performs faster, has a better and more intuitive user interface,
and is fully integrated into the Eclipse development environment.
Contact Us
If you have questions not answered by this website, please feel free to
contact the software architectures group at UC Irvine at:
the archstudio developer's email list (mailman protected) archstudio-dev [a] uci [] edu.
Portions of this site Copyright © The Regents of the University of California. All Rights Reserved Worldwide. The development of ArchStudio was initially funded by the DARPA DASADA (Dynamic Assembly for Systems Adaptability, Dependability, and Assurance) program. The site now includes results from projects supported in part by National Science Foundation grants IIS-0205724 and CCF-0430066, The Boeing Company, and IBM.