shredmold skatepark

 

Shred­mold is a mod­u­lar skatepark devel­oped in col­lab­o­ra­tion with LaFarge Con­crete, the UC Berke­ley Civil Engi­neer­ing Depart­ment, and Oak­land High School students.

It’s form is derived from min­i­mal sur­face geom­e­try the­o­ries. It can repeat in a vari­ety of meth­ods, cre­at­ing a skatepark that can be recon­fig­ured con­tin­u­ally. Each piece is the same, and can eas­ily stack for stor­age and trans­port. The mate­r­ial is Duc­tal, a super-high ten­sile strength con­crete invented by LaFarge. The thin shell is only 2cm thick, and has per­for­mance char­ac­ter­is­tics more akin to steel than concrete.

Design/Build: Yes Duffy and the UC Berke­ley Arch269x grad­u­ate stu­dents with Mark Ander­son of Anderson/Anderson.

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