There are four floors of occupied space sitting above two levels of podium parking, with the lobbies and amenities located at the ground level. And because these are post-tensioned, cast-in-place concrete buildings, all of the office spaces will have 13.5-foot floor-to-floor heights. Each of the three office buildings has an average floor plate of 62,000 square feet, but because all three buildings are connected by 60-foot wide occupied spaces, the floor plates are up to 208,000 square feet.

The indoor amenities for potential uses include a cafeteria, a fitness center, conference center, coffee bar, grab-and-go meals, general store, barbershop, bike repair shop, banking, dry cleaning and laundry pickup, and health and wellness options.

The central Quad has a 500-person sunken amphitheater, designed to allow food truck access in and around it. Additionally, the campus includes sports courts and fields, as well as more than two miles of on-site walking and bike paths.

The design has essentially eliminated surface parking through the use of under-building podium parking and a standalone garage. In doing so, 53% of the 18-acre site area will be preserved as open space while including more than 90,000 square feet of rooftop gardens. A 208,000-square-foot rooftop garden with almost one additional mile of walking trails is also part of the plans.

As previously reported, Jay Paul's Moffett Place campus, which is entirely leased to Google, was recently funded.