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Photos | Construction milestone reached at Intuit Dome

The Intuit Dome steel beams are now set in place.
The building of the Intuit Dome in Inglewood reached a new milestone Tuesday with the final steel beams in place atop the arena.
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By Gary CoronadoStaff Photographer 

Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, players, coaches and media witnessed the final steel beam get set in place Tuesday atop the Intuit Dome, the new home of the NBA team.

The arena, at the intersection of Century Boulevard and Prairie Avenue, is scheduled to open in the fall of 2024.

The Intuit Dome is seen from a street-level view.
The Intuit Dome in Inglewood can be seen from across the street near the intersection of Century Boulevard and Prairie Avenue.
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Clippers forward Paul George looks overhead to watch construction workers put a steel beam in place.
Clippers forward Paul George watches construction workers put a steel beam in place.
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Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, left, shakes hands with a construction worker at the Intuit Dome.
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Clippers players and coaches can be seen getting a tour of the Intuit Dome.
Clippers players and coaches get a tour of the Intuit Dome.
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Clippers guard Terance Mann signs a steel beam that was placed atop the Intuit Dome on Tuesday.
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A close-up view of signatures on a steel beam that was placed atop the Intuit Dome.
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Construction workers prepare to raise a steel beam into place atop the roof of the Intuit Dome.
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Russell Westbrook and Kawhi Leonard are all smiles as they watch from their seats during a ceremony at the Intuit Dome.
Russell Westbrook (left) and Kawhi Leonard (center) are all smiles as they watch from their seats during a ceremony at the Intuit Dome.
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A panoramic view from the floor level of the Intuit Dome.
A panoramic view from the floor level of the Intuit Dome, which is scheduled to open in the fall of 2024.
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Gary Coronado

Gary Coronado was a staff photographer for the Los Angeles Times from 2016-24. He is a 2007 Pulitzer Prize finalist in feature photography for images of Central Americans risking life and limb as they jump aboard the trains from southern Mexico bound for the United States and a 2005 Pulitzer Prize finalist in breaking news photography for team coverage of hurricanes. He began freelancing for the Orange County Register and relocated to South Florida in 2001, when he was awarded a fellowship through the Freedom Forum. Coronado grew up in Southern California and graduated from USC.

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