
Complex Family
Style Fest | NYC


A basketball-centered festival experience that brought New York playground culture into Pier 36 through competition, product, custom art, personalization, and community.
At Complex Family Style Fest New York, Foot Locker created a high-impact basketball environment designed to stand out inside a festival expected to welcome more than 10,000 guests. We transformed the footprint into a branded neighborhood court where streetwear, gameplay, art, product, food, and fan behavior could come together under Hoops Lives Here.
The experience drew from the visual language and social rhythm of New York playground basketball. A fenced half court, striped flooring, faux brick walls, custom artwork, branded seating, competition zones, product touchpoints, and summer food moments gave guests multiple reasons to enter, stay, participate, and create content. The result was a Foot Locker brand world that felt active, familiar, and rooted in how the city experiences the game.

Focus Areas
Experience Strategy
Spatial Design
Branded Environments
Interactive Gameplay
Product Integration
Focus Areas
Artist Commissioning
Custom Merchandise
Digital Content Capture
Guest Engagement
Event Production
Project Story
The Playground Came to Pier 36
Complex Family Style Fest gave Foot Locker an opportunity to place the brand inside the culture of New York basketball without reducing the experience to a standard court build. We developed a neighborhood playground environment that connected competition, streetwear, custom art, product, digital content, food, and summer community behavior within one cohesive footprint. Every visual and functional element was designed to feel familiar to the city while remaining clearly owned by Foot Locker.
Guests could test their range in a three-point shootout, take flight on a trampoline dunk station, explore product, personalize Crocs with custom Jibbitz, receive a digital caricature, cool off with Island Pops, and gather throughout the space on branded lawn chairs. A custom mural featuring recognizable basketball stars gave the experience a strong visual anchor and connected the build to the players, courts, and neighborhood culture that shaped the game. The result was a high-volume festival activation with enough energy to extend beyond the event.
It has been nothing short of greatness working with Agency 3-2.
From quick turnarounds with short timelines, kid's moments, and content shoots, they have never under-delivered and always exceeded expectations. It has been a pleasure working with the team, and I am excited about the future to come.
Mike Stevens
Director, Jordan Brand Chicago



















































