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"Excessive architecture" in programming, such as most of the "SOLID" practices I've seen (every class has an interface "just in case") is a worse form of "premature optimisation" (nevermind how out-of-context that quote is taken) than performance tuning.
Hate hate hate. Interfaces with a single implementor shouldn't exist.
OOP programmers should feel bad for the mess they have orchestrated.