So, obviously this would not fit an urban area where you want multiple stories etc. Also, I wonder whether it's sufficiently wind-resistant. Is there no chance

So, obviously this would not fit an urban area where you want multiple stories etc. Also, I wonder whether it's sufficiently wind-resistant. Is there no chance of it being ripped from the ground? Ignoring the above - this might be useful for temporary construction of dwellings for refugees in a crisis or natural catastrophe. Much better than tents and probably cheaper and easier to set up than those shipping-container-like prefabricated dwellings I remember from years ago. So... maybe the UN would be a big client? Or governments in crisis zones?