I'm going to start building an application let's say small, initially about 5 CRUDs and only 1 Core (this is a bit more complex in terms of business), but the goal is for it to grow with the passage of time, using .NET Framework 4.5.1 and EntityFramework.
I'm used to working with DDD for large enterprise applications. But in my case I need something faster and more agile to develop mainly in this first Release that is small. As I will develop it myself, using the DDD is killing an ant with Thor's hammer. I'm going to waste a lot of time rewriting the same code just for architectural bureaucracies while what really matters is what my Core will stand for.
I would like to use an architecture similar to DDD but less complex. That is, I want to continue seperating the application in View, Business and DB but without the need for as many interfaces and layers as it is used in DDD.
What architecture could I use? How do you implement it?