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top I should imagine that it depends on local building regulations. We had a piece of timber running around the whole toip of the walls, held down by cyclone bolts (see FAQ). The roof was the FIRMLY attached to this piece of timber. In effect, the whole roof joins the wals and the whole thing is tied to the ground.
