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In reply to the discussion: IMO, Tornado Alley needs to change the shape(oval) of buildings and roofs(dome) with [View all]CK_John
(10,005 posts)31. Once computer models pick some possible plans, cost can be attached. Also
lets look at landscaping changes. Like 100 mi radius spokes of trees,(wagon wheels) from the Gulf to the Great Lakes.
Interlace these giant crop circles to channel winds so tornados don't form.
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CK_John
May 2013
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Are you serious? There is not any stick built buildings which is going to withstand force of this
Thinkingabout
May 2013
#4
Going down is not an option in many areas. High water table, rock or clay prevent many from having
CK_John
May 2013
#15
Maybe put in a pole that acts as a pivot so that the building can spin at 80+ mph winds.
CK_John
May 2013
#16
Some sort of geared turntable, like skyscrapers that have counter weight and rollers to offset quake
CK_John
May 2013
#24
No background, just a 73yr old retiree who has built a few things along the way.
CK_John
May 2013
#49