the trilogia – a sport hub & a public space
A modern urban space in the area of a new residential complex
2022 year
2,000 sq.meters
60 working days
We realized a long time ago that we’re interested not just in creating sports venues, but in designing spaces for people and movement in the broadest sense, where riding is just one part of the experience. Once we understood this, we started working toward bringing this vision to life, expanding the scope of our ideas with every project we take on.
SKATE PARK
The SKATE PARK features a medium-sized bowl, a versatile snake run, and an asphalt pump track, offering safe and dynamic experiences for all skill levels while preventing rider collisions and enabling seamless style transitions.
The skatable space features two concrete zones: a medium-sized bowl and a snake run. Both are a delight for fans of radius riding, whether they’re seasoned pros or just getting started in these sports.
The snake run is a hybrid between a mini ramp, a pool, and street-style features. Its compact size makes it safe to ride, helping beginners get a feel for their board, understand radius dynamics, and build confidence on uneven surfaces. For experienced riders, it’s a fun warm-up zone to loosen up before tackling larger features. The snake run also helps separate riders by skill level, reducing collisions and preparing beginners for the "big leagues."
The bowl stands out for its perfect size—it’s neither too small nor too large, making it ideal for everyday riding without fear. Structurally, the bowl has two areas: a smaller, shallower section and a deeper one, with a perfect hip transfer between them leading to the classic "pocket" of the larger zone. The entire perimeter is equipped with a solid metal coping. One radius in the deeper section features a vert wall extension for high airs or building speed.
The third riding zone is an asphalt pump track, adjoined to the concrete section. This setup allows riders to quickly switch between styles while preventing chaotic intersections on the track.
Thanks to this central feature, we’ve created a truly unique track that stands out in our lineup. The track itself has an elongated shape with five counter-slopes, but at its heart lies a two-level structure. The spine, rising above the entire space, can be used in almost every direction: to change trajectories, navigate the counter-slopes on both levels, jump, or serve as a freestyle spot with transfers.
The snake run is a hybrid between a mini ramp, a pool, and street-style features. Its compact size makes it safe to ride, helping beginners get a feel for their board, understand radius dynamics, and build confidence on uneven surfaces. For experienced riders, it’s a fun warm-up zone to loosen up before tackling larger features. The snake run also helps separate riders by skill level, reducing collisions and preparing beginners for the "big leagues."
The bowl stands out for its perfect size—it’s neither too small nor too large, making it ideal for everyday riding without fear. Structurally, the bowl has two areas: a smaller, shallower section and a deeper one, with a perfect hip transfer between them leading to the classic "pocket" of the larger zone. The entire perimeter is equipped with a solid metal coping. One radius in the deeper section features a vert wall extension for high airs or building speed.
The third riding zone is an asphalt pump track, adjoined to the concrete section. This setup allows riders to quickly switch between styles while preventing chaotic intersections on the track.
Thanks to this central feature, we’ve created a truly unique track that stands out in our lineup. The track itself has an elongated shape with five counter-slopes, but at its heart lies a two-level structure. The spine, rising above the entire space, can be used in almost every direction: to change trajectories, navigate the counter-slopes on both levels, jump, or serve as a freestyle spot with transfers.
Public space
The Trilogia project redefines urban development by blending skate park elements with vibrant public spaces, creating a multidimensional hub for activity and community.
In this project for one of our developer clients, we managed to create a fully-fledged recreational zone within the limited perimeter of an existing development, making the urban space more multidimensional. Our ideas extended beyond riding facilities, beyond XSA as a skate park building company. A new vision and format were born.
While creating this space, we started experimenting with the colors of the structures, then with the outer shapes of walls and slopes, and eventually, the figures themselves began to bend into new dimensions to build up a modern city recreational format of sport hub—a blend of skate park and an urban public space.
The site consists of two zones:
The first zone features a wide sidewalk with a regular layout, corten steel podiums, and a bike parking area.
The second zone, located on the opposite side, is more private, with curved concrete slabs, winding pathways, and concrete radius benches.
For this project, our designers developed and produced custom small architectural forms that harmonize with the areas where they are installed. Seating is arranged to ensure that visitors don’t have to sit directly across from one another, allowing for an open view of the surroundings. Natural larch thermal wood, treated with an oil-wax finish, provides a pleasant tactile experience on the bench surfaces.
The spans of the concrete pathways feature a brushed surface to prevent slipping and guide water drainage effectively.
The edges of the paths and intersections are accented with exposed aggregate concrete, where natural stones like slate, serpentine, and fluorescent chips come to the surface. These glowing strips are strategically placed opposite landscape lights to absorb and reflect their glow.
Plants and landscaping elements emphasize each zone. Wide areas of perennial grasses, set against natural wood mulch with solitary trees, contrast with grouped plantings on lawns, interspersed with stepping paths made of individual concrete blocks.
With The Trilogia project, we’re setting a new standard for urban development, demonstrating that a modern skate park is an integrated, cohesive space that meets all the needs and desires of an active city resident.
While creating this space, we started experimenting with the colors of the structures, then with the outer shapes of walls and slopes, and eventually, the figures themselves began to bend into new dimensions to build up a modern city recreational format of sport hub—a blend of skate park and an urban public space.
The site consists of two zones:
The first zone features a wide sidewalk with a regular layout, corten steel podiums, and a bike parking area.
The second zone, located on the opposite side, is more private, with curved concrete slabs, winding pathways, and concrete radius benches.
For this project, our designers developed and produced custom small architectural forms that harmonize with the areas where they are installed. Seating is arranged to ensure that visitors don’t have to sit directly across from one another, allowing for an open view of the surroundings. Natural larch thermal wood, treated with an oil-wax finish, provides a pleasant tactile experience on the bench surfaces.
The spans of the concrete pathways feature a brushed surface to prevent slipping and guide water drainage effectively.
The edges of the paths and intersections are accented with exposed aggregate concrete, where natural stones like slate, serpentine, and fluorescent chips come to the surface. These glowing strips are strategically placed opposite landscape lights to absorb and reflect their glow.
Plants and landscaping elements emphasize each zone. Wide areas of perennial grasses, set against natural wood mulch with solitary trees, contrast with grouped plantings on lawns, interspersed with stepping paths made of individual concrete blocks.
With The Trilogia project, we’re setting a new standard for urban development, demonstrating that a modern skate park is an integrated, cohesive space that meets all the needs and desires of an active city resident.
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