Help write response to commentTo make a building hurricane-proof, architects design the structure as a system that works with the forces of nature rather than against them. Aerodynamic design helps to disperse forces and divert pressure buildup, while a network of reinforced trusses, connectors, straps, reinforcements, and mold-resistant components secures the building and prevents penetration from wind, rain, and storm debris. When considering the structural efficiency of different forms against extreme natural events like storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, and earthquakes, curved structures generally demonstrate superior resistance compared to planar forms with reticulated structures offering further advantages by distributing forces more evenly across a larger area, this is due to their ability to better distribute and redirect forces, minimizing stress concentrations and maximizing load-bearing capacity