Q: We know the ball must be the highest point. How much of the ball must be above the top support?
A: The ball must visibly be the highest point of the structure.
Q: We know the ball must be the highest point. How much of the ball must be above the top support?
A: The ball must visibly be the highest point of the structure.
Q: What are the units of the past scores provided?
A: The scores indicate the heights of the mystery structures in cm.
Q: Could you share any of the past winning scores for teams that participated in these events? It would give us some context around what is considered a good performance.
A: In 2019 we distributed a score sheet to all WESO head coaches. We are providing a score sheet with pertinent scores and linking it here.
Q: Is the floor surface on competition day linoleum/tile or another material?
A: The rooms where the Mystery Architecture event will be held are non-carpeted. We are not yet sure of the room numbers and do not have the information regarding the type of tile/linoleum. The important thing to remember is that the structure must be free standing (i.e. not affixed or taped to the floor).
Q: May the participants use their tape to affix their tower to the floor?
A: No. As mentioned in the event description, the structure must be free standing.