Deconstruction design first appeared in architectural design. For example, Frank Gehry, an American architect, adopted a deconstructive approach in architectural design. He broke the whole modernist and structuralist architecture, and then reassembled it to form a broken space and form. Gary's design adopts the principles of deconstruction philosophy. Although the works basically have the overall form of fragmentation, this fragmentation itself is a new form of existence, which analyzes the future structure of the object. Gary attaches importance to the basic components of structure and thinks that the basic components themselves have the characteristics of expression. The integrity of the work lies not in the unity of the overall style of the building, but in the full expression of the components.