Agile architecture is not an oxymoron. It is a conscious approach to designing and developing architecture in a way that embraces change, fosters collaboration, and delivers value incrementally. In the context of the TOGAF Standard, agile architecture represents a harmonious blend of structured methodology and adaptive practices. The TOGAF Standard provides a robust framework that can be tailored to support agile principles. By incorporating iterative cycles, continuous stakeholder engagement, and incremental delivery, the Architecture Development Method can be adapted to facilitate agility within Enterprise Architecture initiatives. This adaptation ensures that architecture development is responsive to evolving business needs while maintaining alignment with strategic goals. This chapter examines how the TOGAF Standard accommodates agile architecture. It explores the integration of agile practices within the Architecture Development Method phases and discusses the concept of just enough architecture. Through this exploration, it is demonstrated that the TOGAF Standard is not only compatible with agile methodologies, but also enhances their effectiveness by providing a structured approach to managing complexity and change.