Dot Dot Dot: The NINE dot ARTS Podcast
Oct 4, 2026 · 43 min · 12 segments
Liv Campion, Senior Associate at CAA ICON, takes us inside the making of Intuit Dome and the modern sports venue, revealing how art, technology, and community transform a static building into a…
I feel like my athletic experience was inspired through like my early childhood memories.
of being in a venue so I spent a lot of time going to Clippers games and Dodger games and different concerts across LA as a kid and I think seeing those experiences of fandom and teamwork and community inevitably like inspired me to want to foster that environment on my own so I would say that experiencing venues from an early age for me inspired my athletic career and I think that's a Now, in my professional career, I want to give back to it so much because even beyond sports, like there's ways that people can get artistically inspired within the venues that we build.
And also just with all of the systems and technology that exists in them, I think it serves so many people an opportunity to find inspiration and whatever they're passionate about.
One of the things that I was really surprised by was when we were working on Intuit Dome, like the amount of times basketball is actually played there out of a full 365 day year is quite small.
yes 100 it's a you know once it's open it's a live venue for 365 days right basketball is obviously using um you know not even a quarter of that so um there's a lot of opportunity for different types of events and ways to activate these buildings when their primary tenants um you know aren't there and them
And it doesn't have to be only headline or concerts like the amount of stuff that you can bring in there.
Like these are football fields that we're playing soccer, American football that we're playing football on to see that, you know, these things can transform and be used in so many different ways.
I feel like my athletic experience was inspired through like my early childhood memories.
of being in a venue so I spent a lot of time going to Clippers games and Dodger games and different concerts across LA as a kid and I think seeing those experiences of fandom and teamwork and community inevitably like inspired me to want to foster that environment on my own so I would say that experiencing venues from an early age for me inspired my athletic career and I think that's a Now, in my professional career, I want to give back to it so much because even beyond sports, like there's ways that people can get artistically inspired within the venues that we build.
And also just with all of the systems and technology that exists in them, I think it serves so many people an opportunity to find inspiration and whatever they're passionate about.
One of the things that I was really surprised by was when we were working on Intuit Dome, like the amount of times basketball is actually played there out of a full 365 day year is quite small.
yes 100 it's a you know once it's open it's a live venue for 365 days right basketball is obviously using um you know not even a quarter of that so um there's a lot of opportunity for different types of events and ways to activate these buildings when their primary tenants um you know aren't there and them
And it doesn't have to be only headline or concerts like the amount of stuff that you can bring in there.
Like these are football fields that we're playing soccer, American football that we're playing football on to see that, you know, these things can transform and be used in so many different ways.
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