Centennial Skate Park
About Centennial Skate Park
The architectural design of the Centennial Skate Park, executed by SITE Design Group, Inc., emphasizes a blend of transitional and street-style elements to create a dynamic and versatile skating environment. The layout is characterized by its two distinct and interconnected bowl systems. The "clover bowl" offers a classic, pool-inspired experience with its varying depths and concrete coping, catering to skaters who enjoy vertical maneuvers. In contrast, the "mitten-shaped" bowl provides a more flowing, non-vert experience with its unique island feature and extension walls, encouraging creative lines and transfers. The street section is thoughtfully integrated, providing a plaza-like feel with a variety of obstacles that mimic an urban landscape. The placement of handrails, ledges, stairs, and trick boxes allows for numerous combinations of tricks and lines. The overall design reflects a collaborative approach, incorporating feedback from the local skating community to ensure a functional and engaging space that has remained a popular destination for skaters in Central Illinois. The use of concrete as the primary surface material ensures durability and a smooth ride. The inclusion of lighting extends the park's usability into the evening hours, making it a valuable community asset.
Skatepark Info
Type
Outdoor Skatepark
Surface
concrete
Address
Verdant Lane, Springfield, Sangamon County, Illinois, 62711, United States
Features
Great Old School Clover Bowl With Concrete Coping
8 Foot Deep End With A Foot Of Vert
5 Foot Deep Shallow End With Two Lobes
Large, 6 Foot Deep Non Vert Mitten Shaped Bowl With An Island And Two Extension Walls
Mini Bowl
Handrails
Trick Boxes
Ledges
Stairs
Flat Bar
Vert Ramps
Bank Ramps
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Designer/Builder(s)
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