Roller sports and skate parks

Crowded skate parks and countless "scooter kids" without their own sports infrastructure. An image you might be familiar with?

When we talk about skate parks and roller sports parks nowadays, we are talking about a broad social acceptance, as well as a huge following of athletes. A development that should be taken into account when you want sports facilities that meet the needs. This is exactly what we are good at - designing and building skate and roller sports parks -that are broadly accepted. Orphaned skate parks are a thorn in our side and that's why we support you all the way from the first idea until the final roller sports facility that not only meets your needs, but is also target group oriented. May it be a scooter park for all children with a scooter, the renovation of an existing facility or a durable in-situ concrete facility for skateboards, scooters, BMX, longboards & everything else.  Together with you, we rethink open spaces, set the right focus in terms of movement promotion and location attractiveness. We help you to fully utilize the potential of skate and roller sports parks and to generate a positive impact for your community today and in the future.

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An in-situ concrete skate park project is similar to traditional civil engineering projects. After an initial consultation and site analysis, a preliminary design is created, which forms the basis for detailed planning. This is followed by implementation: from excavation to final shaping, which gives the skate park its individual form.

The first skate parks were created from drained swimming pools that surfers repurposed. Today, skate parks and pump tracks are versatile roller sports facilities for beginners, children and professionals alike. Speed is crucial: if you ride slowly, you ride safely – speed only increases the level of difficulty. 

Skateparks are safe sports facilities when they are well planned. It is important to clearly separate and guide users so that ambitious skaters and children playing can enjoy their activities side by side without conflict.

The cost of a skate park depends primarily on its size and design. Our experience shows that even larger in-situ concrete skate parks often cost municipalities significantly less than the investment required for a new football pitch, for example.

The biggest advantages of an in-situ concrete skate park are its durability and low maintenance requirements. The robust construction makes the facilities durable, vandal-proof and easy to maintain. Another plus point is that in-situ concrete skate parks are among the quietest sports facilities around, at around 80 dB – significantly quieter than football pitches or tennis courts.

One possible solution is the ramp park: modular ramps and obstacles are flexibly arranged on an asphalt surface. This creates a customisable skate park that can be realised at low cost.