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Rules
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A whale may be used to make a Sukkahs walls. Also a living elephant.
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The Sukkah must enclose a minimum area of at least 7x7 square handbreadths.
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A sukkah may be built on top of a camel.
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If the Sukkah has only 2 complete walls, and they face each other, a third wall of at least 4 handbreadths must be within 3 handbreadths of one of the complete walls.
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The roof cannot be made of bundles of straw or sticks that are tied together (although untied may be okay).
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The roof cannot be made of utensils, or anything conventially functional when it is not part of a Sukkah.
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The roof cannot be made of food.
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The Sukkah must have at least 3 walls, but the third doesnt need to be complete. The walls must remain unshaken by a steady wind.
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At night one must be able to see the stars from within the Sukkah, through the roof.
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The Sukkah must have a roof made of schach : the leaves and/or branches of a tree or plant, something that once grew in the ground, and is no longer attached to the earth
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If there are only two complete walls and they form a corner, a third wall of at least 1 handbreadth must be within 3 handbreaths of one of the complete walls.
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A Sukkah may be built on a boat.
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A Sukkah may be build on a wagon.
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A Sukkah may be built in a tree, like a treehouse. But it cannot be built under a tree, or any overhanging surface
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During the day, the roof must provide more shade than sunshine. Its individual construction elements must be less than 4 handbreadths in width.
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The Sukkah must draw the eye up to its roof, and to the sky beyond.
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The base of the walls must be within 3 handbreadths of the ground, but need not reach the roof.
Princeton specific rules
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Footprint of Sukkah shall be 10’ x 10’ , height may be determined by designers although review by municipality may be required.
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Sukkah must be demountable and be able to be stored in as small of a space as possible (someones garage, under a porch or similar)
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Designers are to provide instructions for assembly and demounting, so Sukkah may be reused in the future.