Part model 1: Skate Tree
Inspiration
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| Overtime, skateboarders have became more creative and ventured on to skate unqiue "obstacles". In this case, a tree. |
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| Skateboarder doing a "Tree Ride" as shown. the dislodged ground connects to the tree bark similarly like a skateboard ramp called a quarter pipe. |
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| A skateboard ramp called a Quarter Pipe. |
Part model 2: SKATE SHELTER/HOUSE
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| Draft experimentation of model structure |
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| Over view |
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| Seats inside for skating or seating . |
Inspiration: PAS SKATE HOUSE & Half pipes
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| PAS SKATE HOUSE, where almost everything is skate related and can be skated. |
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| Commonly seen and used. Probably the most popular among non-skateboarders. |
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PW: Your skate shelter still looks a bit odd. Probably because the curved walls and overhead plane are not birth from the same place. Very different design language. Try designing the shelter from 1 large piece of paper. Just like a sculpture. Think about the movement of skating. The walls becoming floors and structures. The seating should be more integrated instead of looking out of place. What do you do in the shelter? Is it skateboard repair shop? Or cafe?
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