  We present a class of four-dimensional models, with a non-supersymmetric
spectrum, in which the radiative corrections to the Higgs mass are not
sensitive, at least at one-loop, to the UV completion of the theory. At one
loop, Yukawa interactions of the top quark contribute to a finite and negative
Higgs squared mass which triggers the electroweak symmetry breaking, as in
softly broken supersymmetric theories, while gauge interactions lead to a
logarithmic cutoff dependent correction that can remain subdominant. Our
construction relies on a hard supersymmetry breaking localized in the theory
space of deconstruction models and predicts, within a renormalizable setup,
analogous physics as five-dimensional scenarios of Scherk-Schwarz supersymmetry
breaking. The electroweak symmetry breaking can be calculated in terms of the
deconstruction scale, replication number, top-quark mass and electroweak gauge
couplings. For m_top ~ 170 Gev, the Higgs mass varies from 158 GeV for N=2 to
178 GeV for N=10.
