Clippers: Intuit Dome
At Intuit Dome, retail is not confined to a singular storefront. It moves with the architecture of the arena, appearing along pathways that allow Clippers fans moments of pause as they circulate through the venue. Across concourses and high-traffic zones, System 1224 creates a flexible retail framework designed to support brand expression, operational agility, and the evolving rhythm of the fan experience.
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Type
Retail
Client
Clippers
Location
Inglewood CA
Designer
Studio Archer
Challenge
From the beginning, the Clippers retail program was conceived as part of the fan experience, not separate from it. Merchandise would live out in the open- spanninng across primary circulation routes, perimeter walls, and flexible floor fixtures that could shift with the rhythm of the season. That created a unique design challenge. The retail environment needed to carry visual consistency across the arena while still making room for change, from new product drops to seasonal storytelling to the demands of game-day traffic.
Because the display strategy would be integrated directly into the built environment, it also had to work in conversation with the architecture. Sightlines, structural coordination, material transitions, and merchandising density all mattered. The question was how to create something enduring enough to anchor the space, but adaptable enough to keep pace with the highly seasonal nature of sports retail.
Solution
System 1224 was integrated directly into the wall assemblies throughout Intuit Dome, turning the perimeter architecture into a flexible merchandising framework. Rather than acting as an added layer of display, it became part of the arena’s retail language, making it clean, intentional, and aligned with the Clippers’ new identity.
