Artist renderings of the Clippers’ new arena: The Intuit Dome

The Clippers announced early Friday that their new arena in Inglewood, scheduled to open before the 2024-25 season, will be The Intuit Dome. Then they held a groundbreaking celebration.

The 18,000-seat arena features unique architecture, roaring acoustics, state-of-the-art technology and a thousand-plus toilets.

Inside the Clippers’ new arena will be a basketball court where the team envisions hosting community events or AAU games. It sits only feet off the main concourse.

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One feature of the arena, the Clippers said, will be 51 unbroken rows of stands behind one basket, a 4,700-seat section that owner Steve Ballmer hopes will become a wall of sound.

A poster of Kawhi Leonard dunking is featured on one end of the arena, on the concourse behind “The Wall.”

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A two-sided, oval-shaped scoreboard with 44,000 square feet of LED lights — about 37,000 more square feet than a typical center-hung scoreboard in an NBA arena, the Clippers said — will hang over the court.

The Intuit Dome’s scoreboard will be a two-sided oval, with 44,000 square feet of LED lights — about 37,000 more than most NBA arenas.

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The Clippers’ new arena and campus will cost $1.8 billion to build. The 28-acre site for the arena and other properties is at Prairie Avenue and Century Boulevard.

An artist’s rendering shows a large poster of Paul George hovering above fans strolling a wide concourse inside the Clippers’ new arena, The Intuit Dome.

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Ballmer said technology will play a central role in the privately funded arena and its larger campus in Inglewood, which will house all of the team’s operations.

An artist’s rendering of a game at The Intuit Dome shows the interior oval of the scoreboard.

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