Sure thing. Let’s start with a frame that distributes load evenly, avoid any single point of failure. Use double‑layered shear walls and a triangulated roof truss so wind forces don’t just buckle. Every joint needs a redundant lock—bolts and a secondary sleeve. And keep the angles precise; a 45‑degree shear wall on the windward side will deflect most of the pressure. If you’re still hunting for that perfect ratio, I’ll crunch the numbers.