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@bigbadvoodoodady_1, structural integrity is really important! wooden beams, corewood beams, iron wood beams, and stone all reinforce building stability to allow for more height, provided they are connected to the foundation of the build (this will extend the radius of the blue/green/yellow walls/beams). there are some really helpful videos on youtube that break down how the game's structural integrity works :) it can get resource heavy, though, depending on how large/tall your structure will be.