The Oakley Flowpark and Outpost is Located in Italy
Kalin Ned — March 17, 2026 — Art & Design
References: oakley-media-hub.prezly
Oakley has established the Oakley Flowpark and Outpost in Livigno, Italy. This permanent mountain installation, created in partnership with Mottolino Snowpark, combines a purpose-built terrain park with an immersive brand exhibition space.
The Oakley Flowpark is a thoughtfully designed snow terrain open to riders of all skill levels. The course features flow-driven lines, kickers, rails, boxes, quarter hips, and wall rides arranged to encourage progression and creative expression throughout the day. At the base of this riding area sits the Oakley Outpost, a brutalist-inspired dome structure that functions as a physical archive and experiential center tracing the brand's four-decade history in snow sports through artifacts like the original O-Frame goggle from 1983 alongside contemporary and future product innovations. The Outpost also serves as a showcase for current collections, including the Aura line and the new Flow Scape goggle.
Image Credit: Oakley
The Oakley Flowpark is a thoughtfully designed snow terrain open to riders of all skill levels. The course features flow-driven lines, kickers, rails, boxes, quarter hips, and wall rides arranged to encourage progression and creative expression throughout the day. At the base of this riding area sits the Oakley Outpost, a brutalist-inspired dome structure that functions as a physical archive and experiential center tracing the brand's four-decade history in snow sports through artifacts like the original O-Frame goggle from 1983 alongside contemporary and future product innovations. The Outpost also serves as a showcase for current collections, including the Aura line and the new Flow Scape goggle.
Image Credit: Oakley
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Permanent Branded Mountain Installations — A fusion of terrain park and immersive brand space that transforms seasonal venues into year-round destination platforms for product showcase and audience engagement.
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Immersive Brand Archive Centers — Serving as living archives, these exhibition domes contextualize heritage and contemporary lines in physical form, strengthening brand narratives and premium merchandising opportunities.
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Progression-focused Terrain Design — Flow-driven park layouts that prioritize progression and creativity across skill levels, increasing dwell time and providing controlled environments for product testing and behavioral insights.
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Outdoor Apparel and Eyewear — In-situ demonstration and long-form exposure to products in real-use conditions that inform rapid prototyping, co-branded limited editions, and higher-margin experiential offerings.
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Snowpark and Resort Operations — Partnership models between brands and resorts that diversify revenue through branded infrastructure, ticketing tie-ins, and year-round attraction programming.
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Experiential Retail and Museum Design — Permanent, monument-style retail-exhibit hybrids that extend storytelling capabilities and justify premium pricing through curated, immersive visitor experiences.
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