Hey!
Similar to other people who have given advice in this thread, it's probably best that you don't choose Criminology as a 4th A level. Not only is it not very highly regarded by universities, but having an extra A level means extra workload that may affect your other subjects, though if you can cope with the workload and find it worthwhile it may be rewarding.
The traditional combination for Architecture is Maths, Physics and Art, though generally there are generally no specific subject requirements for Architecture in the UK. Some, such as University of Bath, may prefer subjects such as Maths, but not for all unis. A few Cambridge colleges prefer it if you do Physics and/ or Maths, but it's not a deal breaker. I would recommend doing Maths, Art and another subject that is humanities/ STEM perhaps. These will depend on how strong you are on each of your chosen subjects, bearing in mind that A level is more time-consuming and challenging than GCSEs, so choose wisely.
For 3D Design, I would personally go for Art instead if you're applying to universities such as Cambridge (if your school offers it). They are more of a traditional and academic institution, so having Art over 3D Design would align more with what they expect and lend more credibility over a course that they may not be familiar with. Of course, take this with a grain of salt if you are truly passionate about it, but it's worth bearing in mind.
On the bright side, as Architecture is so interdisciplinary, subject choices are relatively flexible! As long as your grades and portfolio are good to go, it should hopefully go well. All the best!