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>can't get close to walls
This is definitely a downside with any curved wall building. Building the structure on a small pony wall helps, but adds cost.
>creaks flex, low rafters, blew down
I'm no engineer but the building looks poorly designed. First it's a straight up round arch. The top of that building is gonna want to hinge with any load from up top, which I imagine most of the load it encounters comes from (aside from wind). It's probably already pretty strong side to side, so removing rafters and replacing with braced cables would help the hinging affect (could move them way up too). Also that connection to hold the two pieces of truss together made me chuckle. 2 screws and a strap ain't gonna cut it lol.

One more thing I noticed is that the trusses look like 4 foot centers and pretty damn thin. For a building that size I think some sturdier laminated trusses would be in order.

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