Fairmont Skatepark
About Fairmont Skatepark
The architectural design of Fairmont Skatepark, conceived by SITE Design Group, Inc., thoughtfully integrates a variety of concrete structures to create a dynamic and flowing skate environment. The park's layout is a testament to modern skatepark design, blending street and transition elements seamlessly. The history of the location, once a public swimming pool, is subtly echoed in the deep bowls that now form the park's centerpiece. The "peanut bowl" is a particularly noteworthy feature, with its unique geometry offering a different kind of challenge compared to more traditional kidney-shaped pools. The street section is designed with a logical flow, allowing for long, creative lines that can incorporate multiple features in a single run. The overall aesthetic is one of functional, purpose-built architecture that prioritizes the user experience. There has been community discussion and planning regarding potential renovations to further enhance the park's features and address the evolving needs of the skate community.
Skatepark Info
Type
Outdoor Skatepark
Surface
concrete
Address
Fairmont Dog Park, Dwight D. Eisenhower Highway, Sugar House, Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah, 84106, United States
Features
Large Vert Bowl Complex
6 Foot Half Pipe
8 Foot Deep Round Bowl
Peanut Shaped Pool Like Bowl
5 Foot Deep Shallow End
10 Foot Deep, Square Cornered Deep End
Two Handrails
Banks
Ledges
Hips
Step Up
Hubba
6 Foot Quarter Pipe
Flat Bank Roll In
Mini Ramp
Euro Gap
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Designer/Builder(s)
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