Yeah, a wall that’s also a metronome for the wind—love the brutal mix. I’d start with a lattice of steel ribs, spaced like drum heads, and coat each panel with a composite that flexes when the wind hits. As the wind rattles the ribs, they vibrate in a preset rhythm—maybe a 120‑bpm 4/4 for a sweat‑driven groove. To keep it storm‑proof, use a corrugated membrane that turns pressure into pulse and add a layer of high‑density rubber on the back to absorb the roar. The whole thing could even feed the vibration into a bass driver, so you literally feel the beat when the storm’s at full force. Sound check the patterns, tweak the spacing, and you’ll have a wall that’s a workout, a sound machine, and a weather vane all at once.