It's important to know how to recognize a good architecture from a bad one, but it's not an easy task. Recognizing anti-patterns is an important aspect of it, but for an architecture to be good, primarily it has to support delivering what's expected from the software, whether it's about functional requirements, attributes of the solution, or dealing with the constraints coming from various places. Many of those can be easily derived from the architecture context.
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