Structure, The arrangement of and relations between the parts or elements of something complex., Construction, The process or method of building or making something, typically a large structure or building., Construct, To build or create something, typically using parts or materials., Infrastructure, The baic physical and organizational structures and facilities needed for the operation of a society or enterprise., Destructive, Causing great and usually irreparable harm or damage., Instructor, A person who teaches or educates, especially in a formal setting like school or university., Obstruct, To block or be in the way of something, making it difficult to pass through or proceed., Substructure, The underlying foundation or support structure of a building or other construction., Superstructure, The part of a structure that is above its foundation or main framework., Reconstruction, The action or process of reconstructing or rebuilding something that has been damaged or destroyed., Structural, Relating to the arrangement and organization of the parts of a complex whole., Deconstruct, To break down or analyze something into its constituent parts, especially in order to understand its meaning or structure. .

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