The lecture from the series "Architecturally" invites you to look at architecture through the philosophy of Jacques Derrida. Architecture has always been more than just the construction of buildings - it has shaped the space for living, thinking, and communication. The lecture opens new facets of understanding architecture through the ideas of one of the key thinkers of the 20th century. Listeners will learn how post-structuralist thought connects with the practice of contemporary architecture. The meeting will thoroughly analyze examples of projects where the past and future engage in dialogue: from residential complexes with green terraces to experimental public spaces. These projects demonstrate how architecture can transcend utilitarianism, becoming a symbol of the times and a tool for shaping cultural identity. The lecture will be useful not only for specialists in the field of architecture but also for anyone interested in philosophy, art, and urban culture. Where to go in Moscow today is known by KudaGo.