In Australia in a place called Darwin they have a building code that means houses don’t ever blow away anymore.
yet in a place caledd "Tornado Alley" in the US you can still built a house made of drywall – surely this is grossly irresponsible.
In Australia in a place called Darwin they have a building code that means houses don’t ever blow away anymore.
yet in a place caledd "Tornado Alley" in the US you can still built a house made of drywall – surely this is grossly irresponsible.
Suppose the building is really tall, like Sears Tower tall. Would the building get ripped off it’s foundation? Would the tornado dissipate? Or would it simply blow out all the windows?