The Skatepark Process

Every skatepark is the result of a successfully executed process, with phases that are remarkably consistent from one to the next. Our goal is to empower effective skatepark advocates, helping them avoid expensive trial and error.

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New DIY Content!

Sunday, 04 May 2008
beast ledge
Here's a ledge you can easily build in a day, the materials are easy to work with an inexpensive, and the design can be easily scaled to any size. The only thing not to love about the Beast Ledge is that it's unattractive. But so what!? It's a ledge! Go judge for yourself in the DIY area.
 

Hong Kong Street

Saturday, 26 April 2008

bank to bricks
See more Hong Kong street.

An SPS Contributor went to Hong Kong and took pictures of compelling street forms. Here are a few of those photos.

See more photos of Hong Kong street elements. 

 

 

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 30 April 2008 )
 

Skatepark Adoption Model 1-2-3

Saturday, 19 April 2008

reno_4 It can be difficult to create a vision for your community. How many skateparks does your area need? How big should they be? How many skaters are there? Without these fundamental answers how can you be sure that your skatepark won't be a vicitim of its own success as it's overwhelmed with eager skaters all day, every day?

The Skatepark Adoption Model is a simple formula that will provide a simple recommendation for communities of any size. You can also use the SAM to see how your community measures up to your skatepark need! Check it out in the Vision Chapter.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 19 April 2008 )
 
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