Philadelphia Phillies
To coincide with the 2026 season, the Philadelphia Phillies embarked on a full redesign of their Cadillac Hall of Fame Club at Citizens Bank Park, reimagining the physical space and elevating the fan experience. To help realize the Phillies' vision and complement the exhibition design by Jack Porter, Bluecadet produced two interactive media experiences.
Over the offseason, we designed, developed, prototyped, built, and installed two interactives and surrounding casework. Together they spotlight seven one-of-a-kind championship rings and invite fans to experience them up close and in detail, pairing a playful, unexpected way to explore the rings with deeper stories that bring fans into key moments over time.
Wearing a piece of history
Although getting to sport a real championship ring wasn’t an option for fans here, the AR experience that we designed got close. In this interactive, visitors can choose one of the seven historic rings, place their hand into the experience, and see the ring, in all of its dazzling glory, on their finger.
The magic of this experience sparks when visitors instantly get to see the ring perfectly placed on their own hand – at scale and without the need for a phone. For the ring imagery, we commissioned a jewelry designer to create detailed models that we then rendered and textured.
To achieve the “right fit” for visitors, we also prioritized prototyping, iterative testing, and rigorous QA, to perfect image scaling (to keep the sizing true-to-life), hand-tracking, and lighting, to account for differences in hand movement, skin tones, and sizes.
Getting an inside look
Showcasing the small but mighty championship rings in a way fans had never seen was a top priority for the touchscreen explorer. Visitors choose a ring to explore, from the 1950 edition to 2022, then zoom in on every diamond, carving, detail, and scratch to uncover the stories behind them. Each ring's unique features and symbols are tied to the team that year, allowing visitors to relive pivotal moments from the past.
To capture the finer points of the rings, we photographed them in 360 degrees, using a turntable and a macro lens. This approach enabled us to preserve each ring’s distinctive authenticity.
Creative Partners
Jack Porter
Closely Studio
Samantha Gratz
Kubik Maltbie
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