Wind has always been an important force in construction. In earlier times, engineers depended on formulas, safety margins, and knowledge gained through experience. These traditional methods helped create many structures that still stand today. As construction has changed, buildings have become taller, designs more detailed, and safety rules more demanding. Because of this growth, wind behavior is now harder to predict using old methods alone. Engineering professionals therefore depend on modern tools to study how wind affects structures and how buildings respond under pressure. Changing Needs in Today’s Construction Projects Modern projects must meet high safety standards while staying on schedule and within budget. Wind does not act the same way on every structure. Its force depends on height, shape, location, and nearby surroundings. Even small errors can cause long-term issues such as movement, cracks, or discomfort inside buildings. Engineers need accurate ways to test wind c...