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Mission Control wall connecting visitors to the Nike network

Nike House of Innovation

Paris

A room on the Champs-Élysées, built to be torn up every month.

Nike's House of Innovation on the Champs-Élysées is tied to product launches, athlete campaigns, digital services and live sport. Four floors, 2.400 square meters, and a calendar that never settles.

TSC built the part that has to keep up: a modular immersive room on the upper floor and the Mission Control wall at the entrance.

What we built

TSC dropped a modular immersive room into the flagship: a 240-degree, 10-megapixel canvas with laser-touch interactive surfaces. At the entrance, a Mission Control wall wires every visitor into the wider Nike network: member benefits, digital services, the community beyond the room. The format changes with whatever Nike needs, and the space was designed to be refreshed every month.

The challenge

A flagship tied to launches, campaigns and live sport can't stand still. The space had to refresh as fast as Nike moves: a speed-testing experience one week, an Air Max launch the next, without rebuilding the room each time.

It is Nike on the world’s biggest stages. It is our biggest voice.
Cathy Sparks, VP & GM, Nike Direct Stores

Credits

THE STORYTELLING COMPANY

Concept & Design

Modular Room Design

Hardware & Millwork

Immersive Room Build, Projection Installation, Interactive Surface Integration

Software

Warping & Blending, Control System Development

Delivery & Launch

Installation