Plans for the new Linfield Christian School high school classroom building included a 40,000-square-foot complex with two stories that provide seventeen classrooms, three science wet labs, and one science dry lab. It also included a faculty lounge, conference room, and support space with study spaces. Because of the sloping characteristics of the site, a multi-level entry was created. Main stairways and hallways created a natural hub that encouraged interaction between students and faculty. Broad corridors allowed for efficient flow of students between classes. A number of green building principles were incorporated into this building, including natural light and shading, and the use of locally available materials and energy efficient designs that incorporated lighting and mechanical energy management systems into the construction.