What is this house who is its architect and how is it better than the house she has lost In the poem burning of our house.?

In Anne Bradstreet's poem "Burning of Our House," the house symbolizes earthly possessions and the transient nature of material wealth. The architect of the ultimate house is God, representing a heavenly dwelling that surpasses earthly homes. This divine house is better than the one she has lost because it offers eternal comfort and security, free from the vulnerabilities of the physical world. Bradstreet's reflections highlight her spiritual resilience and the belief in a more profound, everlasting existence beyond earthly loss.