RIVERSIDE SKATE PARK Located at 109th Street in Riverside Park Borough of Manhattan Community Board 7 July 5, 2016 Parks Capital Design W Architecture & Landscape Architecture California Skateparks
HERY HUDSO PARKWAY LEGED ASPHALT WALK EXISTIG TREE HALF PIPE QUARTER PIPE BECHES RAMP RAMP HALF PIPE RAIL BECHES HALF PIPE PROJECT AREA CHAI LIK FECE (8 HIGH) IRO FECE (3 HIGH) TEMP. FECE FOR PARKWAY ACCESS (3 HIGH) EXISTIG LIGHTS ASPHALT WALK SQUARE PAVERS ELEVATED PROMEADE ASPHALT PAVIG SKATE PARK FEATURES RIVERSIDE SKATE PARK Existing Conditions 0 20 40 SHEET 2 / 8
1 - EXISTIG SKATE PARK 2 - EXISTIG AD RAMPS Skate park bounded by chain link fence. Mini half pipe. 3 - EXISTIG MII-RAMP Mini ramp used primarily by in-line skaters 4 - EXISTIG HALF-PIPE Existing half-pipe is the park s largest skate feature 5 - TREES AD BECHES I SKATE PARK Some healthy trees and benches remain in the park 5 2 3 1 4 RIVERSIDE SKATE PARK Site Photos SHEET 3 / 8
QUARTER PIPE, BUMP TO RAIL COCRETE FLAT LEDGES COCRETE SKATE LEDGE, BAK-TO-RAIL GAP RAIL BOWL ETRY BOWL LEDGES, EXTESIOS, & EXTESIO POCKETS LEGED PLATED CIRCULATIO SKATE PARK ETRY FECED SKATE ASPHALT ETRACES BAK ELEVATED PLAZA COCRETE SKATE FEATURES POLE JAM COCRETE PAVIG 6 HIGH FECE PROPOSED PLATED PROPOSED PAVER SCULPTURAL LEDGE HIPPED QUARTER PIPE STARTIG BAK SEATIG & PLATIG MII RAMP BOWL FLAT GAP KICKER GAP 3 STAIR RAIL, FLAT RAIL PROPOSED TYPE B BECH PROPOSED PI OAK FLOW BOWL BAK TO LEDGE PUMP BUMP SPIE PLATED 0 20 40 RIVERSIDE SKATE PARK PREVIOUS COCEPT SHEET 4 / 8
QUARTER PIPE, BUMP TO RAIL COCRETE FLAT LEDGES COCRETE SKATE LEDGE, BAK-TO-RAIL AD ITEGRATED MII- HALF PIPE GAP RAIL BOWL ETRY PLATED COCRETE STAIRS ITEGRATED ITO THE BOWL FEATURE LEGED CIRCULATIO SKATE PARK ETRY 8 HIGH FECED SKATE HALF-PIPE ASPHALT ETRACES ELEVATED PLAZA TABLE TOP / STAIR COCRETE SKATE FEATURES COCRETE PAVIG 8 HIGH FECE PROPOSED PLATED PROPOSED OPE TREE PITS TRASITIOAL BEGIER / ITERMEDIATE STARTIG BAK 3 STAIR RAIL, FLAT RAIL STAIR ETRY KICKER GAP PLATED DEEP BOWL FLOW BOWL BOWL DRAIAGE PROPOSED PAVER PROPOSED TYPE B BECH PROPOSED PI OAK PLATED BAK TO LEDGE RIVERSIDE SKATE PARK EW COCEPT 0 20 40 SHEET 5 / 8
A A SECTIO A - A RIVERSIDE SKATE PARK PROPOSED BOWL SECTIO 0 20 40 SHEET 6 / 8
B B SECTIO B - B RIVERSIDE SKATE PARK PROPOSED BOWL SECTIO 0 20 40 SHEET 7 / 8
PREVIOUS SKATE PARK DESIG A clear distinction between transitional elements where 2/3 of the new skate park was dedicated to plaza style (unattended) and 1/3 of the new skate park was dedicated to transition style (fenced) Skill levels, from beginner to intermediate, were accounted for in both distinct zones of the park Seating provided throughout the skate park with integration of planted zones intended not to affect active skate park zones, but to allow for rest and viewing directed towards skate park features Transitional element consisted of two beginner to intermediate bowls, with deepest portion of the bowl at 2.5 with a 4.5 extension wall (total of 7 ) UPDATED SKATE PARK DESIG Two large transitional elements in the transitional style zone were reduced to one feature element Large bowl positively impacts cost estimate and allows integrated seating elements, ADA accessibility, contiguous planted zones, less fencing, and more overall park integration in a smaller footprint. Integrated seating elements provide space for greater social interaction and elevated and unobstructed views to the Hudson River Large bowl reaches depths of 6 on one end and 11 on the other, although civil and structural details are pending and may impact fi nal height of bowl. Multi-depths allow a spectrum of skilled riders to enjoy Plaza style area has transitional elements infused into the design, and remains under the mandatory 3 to maintain unattended zone Updated park maintains all skill levels in both zones while adding one advanced element in large bowl, and one more beginner element in the plaza zone Planting areas are fewer but larger, allowing for more contiguous and healthy planting areas RIVERSIDE SKATE PARK SUMMARY OF OTABLE CHAGES SHEET 8 / 8