This reaction paper discusses an interview between Jacques Derrida and Eva Meyer about deconstruction in architecture. Derrida states that deconstruction in philosophy influenced the concept of deconstruction in architecture as a way to examine how buildings are constructed to provide a specific perspective. However, deconstruction is not simply the reversal of construction. Architecture reflects ways of living and communicates meanings like a language. The author agrees that understanding a design's approach to a site allows it to take on a particular significance through design philosophy. For example, shop houses in Kuala Lumpur's Petaling Street maintain the cultural sense of the Chinese community. Derrida emphasizes that architecture must create places where desire can recognize itself and live forever, encouraging world