Ground Breaking: Lauridsen Skatepark Des Monies Iowa
- CSP Admin
- Oct 16, 2018
- 1 min read
California Skateparks has officially broke sound on the Lauridsen Skatepark in Des Monies, Iowa!
At more than 65,000 square feet of skate-able terrain, the design consists of 3 main areas. The lower plaza/pedestrian walk, the main plaza and the snake run, bowl and pool. The park includes decorative paving patterns and an earth tone color pallet consisting of tans, shades of grey, black and steel blue giving the design a unique style that integrates with its surroundings. Detailing for the handrails, ledges, seating benches and shade structures were inspired by the arches and cables seen on the bridges throughout Des Moines. The skatepark is set to open 2019!
Learn more at about the project here: https://dsmskatepark.com
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