Birdseye Vectors
As soon as the tile band was finished the crew got to lay down first tracks in the pool. Here we have an overhead perspective of those first lines getting drawn!
Hyrum Flyovers
At around 30,000 square feet – it helps to have a birdseye view to appreciate the scale of the Hyrum Skatepark and to get an idea of how all the zones link together in an endless flow.
Batesville, IN Design Animation!
This design went through a ton of iterations, but we are super happy with this final. The coffins were integrated into the design in an extension in the mini, as well as in the rain gardens.
Hyrum, Utah Design Animation!
Taylor P. just finished this one up and it’s looking so hot. Check it out.
Bart’s Favorite Snake Curb Yet…
Bart often leaves custom made curbs (as a little extra) at each park build, but the one at Oak Creek was his favorite to date. Bochi captured a build sequence for the snake curb, although Bart pointed out that the preliminary tool and guide was just to get started and he ended up free forming […]
Newnan, Georgia: A tale of 2 crews.
We are currently in Newnan, Georgia building 1/3 of a 35,000 sf Newline Skateparks designed park. Newline is heading the build and working onsite currently on one of the street zones, while we are busy with the bowl and AT&T replica banks. This is our first time working alongside Newline, although a few of them […]
September 4th, 2020 Auburn, Indiana Opening Day
It felt so good to see the park open for everyone to enjoy. Thanks to Rise Skateshop, Fort Wayne Indoor, 5 Mile, and Deadend Skateboards for the swag to give away.
Keeping a Switch in Switchyard Park
When we were designing the Switchyard Skatepark, we wanted to pay homage to the history of the site and the railroad. Bart and some other crew members have a history of riding trains, and the train yard in Bloomington in its last years was a space of wildness that was appreciated by our sorts. I […]
Switchyard Skatepark- Bloomington, IN Snakerun Progress
Design team and build team crew member Sol Briggs photographed our progress last week as we worked our way through the snakerun and flats in the street area. It is the first official week of spring and a new beginning to the build year celebrated by a burst of growth/movement at the Switchyard site.