The Oakland Unified School District requested a landmark green building campus built to the California High Performance School Standards. The project includes a low energy design with no compressorized cooling for the classrooms, relying on building mass, natural ventilation, night cooling, displacement ventilation, and ceiling fans for comfort. Large common/multipurpose rooms receive natural ventilation and cooling via evaporative downdraft cool towers using windscoops and evaporative cooling. The project includes the district data center, TV studio, community health clinic, a central dining complex with full kitchen, offices, and multipurpose spaces. The academic campus uses photovoltaic electrical power generation to achieve grid neutrality.