Sarkey’s Energy center is OU’s tallest building on campus. The building itself houses many different attractions. Inside is a coffee shop, various classrooms, a seismic activity recorder (and simulator), library, and even a small museum. However, what really drew me in, were the rooftop gardens. I first noticed these my sophomore year. I worked at Fuzzy’s taco shop, and jogged to and from work everyday.  I lived right by Sarkey’s and always passed through the gardens on my route. The gardens give off a serene feeling, which calmed me going to and from work, and reminded me that there is beauty to be found in everything, and within every moment in the day. These gardens represent a combination of urban design, and naturalistic features.