You can do whatever you want with the materials. The object is to build a tower as high and as strong as you can using only spaghetti and marshmallows. You were born to build. With a bit of duct tape, you'll make a first-rate builder. Try again, and don't eat all your building supplies this time.
High winds can cause motion sickness in people working on the top floors.
To brace structures against the wind, engineers design skyscrapers with reinforced cores or stiff external skeletons. Tuned dynamic dampers can also lessen the effects of wind. The huge dampers, which weigh hundreds of tons, offset the wind's force by sliding in the opposite direction to the building. Get out a hair dryer and see how much wind your tower can take. B.C. It's 55 metres tall and took nine months to carve.