#intuit-dome

#intuit-dome

Public art at Intuit Dome in Inglewood emphasizes community and engagement.

Intuit Dome prioritizes sustainability with a LEED Platinum design and innovative use of natural air for energy efficiency.

The Clippers have a new home, but their historical struggles as a franchise continue.

The Los Angeles Clippers unveil their new $2 billion Intuit Dome, featuring advanced amenities and a noteworthy hardwood court from Amasa, Michigan.

The Intuit Dome will serve alcohol until 4 a.m., with monitoring to assess potential impacts on public safety.

The Clippers unveiled new logo and uniforms coinciding with the move to Intuit Dome in 2024-25.

This marks the team's second major rebranding in less than a decade, aiming to appeal to fans with a design highlighting nautical roots.

Steve Ballmer prioritized fan experience in the new Intuit Dome by investing in over 1,400 toilets to minimize long waiting times.

Clippers owner Ballmer remains optimistic after losing George and Westbrook.

Bruno Mars performed at the grand opening of Inglewood's Intuit Dome, highlighting the intersection of entertainment and sports in a high-profile event.

The LA Clippers overcame a 26-point deficit to achieve their first win at Intuit Dome, marking a significant comeback.

Owner Steve Ballmer and the team felt pressure to finally secure a win at their new home.

Display of over 1,500 high school basketball jerseys in Intuit Dome fosters community and appreciation for alma maters.

Building the LA Clippers a distinct home was crucial to Steve Ballmer for creating an environment unique to the team.

The Clippers now have their own home arena, Intuit Dome, enhancing their identity and game scheduling flexibility.

The LA Clippers honor Jerry West at the Intuit Dome opening, celebrating his significant impact on the franchise.

The Intuit Dome signifies cultural resilience and aims to boost the local economy, but questions remain about its impact on Inglewood's deeper issues.

The LA Clippers are enhancing home-court advantage with the new Intuit Dome by potentially rewarding fans with free food for cheering loudly.

The NBA has chosen the LA Clippers' new arena in Inglewood to host the 2026 All-Star Game.

The arena is set to open in time for the 2024-25 season and will house all of the Clippers' basketball and business operations.

The new LA Clippers logo and uniforms are inspired by the team's history and feature a forward-facing ship within a compass design.

The team's new logo with a naval ship inside a compass aims to convey the Clippers' direction and prevent potential copyright issues with the MLB's Seattle Mariners.

The Intuit Dome implements comprehensive facial recognition to streamline customer experiences, encompassing access and purchases.

The Los Angeles Clippers will have the most high-tech and expensive basketball arena in the world with a focus on advanced technology, top-notch acoustics, and gourmet food offerings.

The Halo Board at Intuit Dome features the largest-ever, double-sided 4K display in an arena setting, creating a massive video board that astounds guests.

The Clippers are excited to debut at their new arena, Intuit Dome, starting with a game against the Phoenix Suns on Oct. 23.

Kawhi Leonard and Paul George are sitting out a game due to scheduling challenges.

Clippers are excited to move to their own stadium, leaving behind shared arrangements at Staples Center.

The Clippers' future arena, Intuit Dome, will host the NBA's 2026 All-Star Game.

Construction of the arena will be completed in July 2024, in time for the 2024-25 NBA season.

The NBA plans to hold its 2026 All-Star Game at the Clippers' future arena in Inglewood.

The Intuit Dome, funded privately by Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, will open in 2024 and will be able to host major events.

This will be the first time since 2018 that the All-Star Game will be played in Southern California.