




Data CenterCentre
Precedent‐Setting Design
Innovative cooling and storm water management systems drive Prineville’s sustainable design approach. The data hall’s high cooling demands are met by an advanced high efficiency evaporative cooling system that responds directly to server demands. Rainwater collected across the building’s large roof surface is stored and recycled to serve toilets and irrigate landscaping.
The centercentre’s 1.07 power usage effectiveness (PUE) approaches an ideal PUE of 1.0.




AIA Chicago Design Award
Engineering News-Record Best of the Best, Green Building of the Year and Editor’s Choice Awards
Architectural Record Good Design is Good Business Award
LEED Gold Certified
The building’s architecture sensitively responds to Prineville’s high desert environment. The building is wrapped in unadorned precast wall panels that complement the arid natural environment. Free-standing panels define an outdoor courtyard that welcomes staff and visitors. Glassy office and lounge areas offer expansive views of the landscape.