Pullman School District passed a bond for a major reconstruction and partial renovation of their high school. The existing facility suffered from substantial functional, energy, code and safety deficiencies, with 80 doors in multiple buildings. In contrast to the existing school, the circulation and organization of the new school is extremely clear and almost immediately evident. The plan is organized by a central circulation spine that runs the length of the school on three levels. The school's commons is part of this circulation path and becomes a central social gathering space for the school. The new facility has two main entries at each end of the spine, along with adequate secure emergency exit doors to vastly improve security. Three classroom wings are connected to the central spine in an east-west orientation that is optimal for daylighting and sunlight control. At the end of each classroom wing are collaboration spaces that offer spectacular views over the stadium and beyond.