Berlare (Belgium) This concrete skatepark in Berlare features the perfect balance of both street and transition obstacles. A combination of round and square rails adds a diverse feeling for grinds and slides. Its elongated shape makes it perfect for connecting lines. There are plenty of options for getting technical in such course for both beginner and advanced riders. It’s the perfect place to take your first steps in skateboarding. [...]
Rotselaar (Belgium) A small yet valuable addition to the existing skatepark of Rotselaar municipality. The new gap section adds some impact to the course; combined with a eurogap and a proper handrail. This park was also missing a solid flatbar and a ledge. New transition elements brought some fresh lines and better flow. A fresh start for Rotselaar! Area (m2): 78 m2 Location: Location pin Design: locals & [...]
Beerse (Belgium) This well-thought-out design of a new concrete skatepark in Belgium not only uses every inch of the space, but also features some obstacles and transitions which are rare to see. The open bowl serves great as a miniramp, but then still offers smooth carving through its corners; with one end launching you into a bank like a funbox and another one boosting you to a rail, its [...]
Castalla (Spain) With an area of close to a thousand square meters the skatepark in Castalla stands out with a great street course, adding important value to the south-eastern Spanish action sports scene. The design pleases riders of different skill levels and is well suitable for competitions of both national and international scale. The features implement almost every general street obstacle in various shapes and sizes bringing the possibilities [...]
Vosselaar (Belgium) Circle around a compact concrete plaza in the municipality of Vosselaar. Various quarterpipes around the skatepark keep you flowing and provide a good amount of speed to hit multiple street obstacles. The amount of elements in a relatively small area is impressive and effective. Experience some longer grinds and slides on hubbas and downrails here. Independent flatground areas are both inside and outside the park for some [...]
Oud-Heverlee (Belgium) A smaller version of what could be a typical competition skatepark is located on the west side of Oud–Heverlee, Belgium. Nearly 38 meters long concrete plaza features transition combinations on both ends letting you flow through all the technical obstacles over and over. Central piece is a real gem for variety of use as the platform height allows it to be approachable from many perspectives. It is [...]
Kessel-Lo (Belgium) A couple of new obstacles have landed on an existing concrete square in the park Provinciedomein Kessel-Lo of the Belgium city Leuven. Experience some street action with the bump over bar; film some fun lines on the slappy curb and wallie or increase your tech skills on the flatbar and manual pad. These beginner friendly elements also have big potential for experienced riders. Area (m2): 360 m2 [...]
Calafell (Spain) A large concrete creation to replace an old skatepark of Calafell and continue the movement of action sports in this seaside village of Spain. The wide space of existing 1300 concrete square meters is finally used to its full advantage as the new course covers the whole area. With a bowl and transition section on one end and classic street section (including a bigger section) on the [...]
Santander surfskate (Spain) We at M2 are proud to be one of the first and only companies that have experience with surfskate parks worldwide. As the surfskate movement has been growing in popularity the last couple of years, the even newer concept of surfskate ramps has developed and it was only a matter of time until we were asked to make one in concrete. Solid surface for even sharper [...]
Alcobendas (Madrid, Spain) Following the great skatepark designer Daniel Yabar’s design, we’ve given the Nepal skatepark in Madrid a fresh start, fully renovated and treated with new obstacles all around. This project was very challenging, as the council wanted us to build bowls up to 3m high without using shotcrete, all by hand. In order to build it in the same way that the original bowls were made. Besides [...]
