I’m insanely jealous right now, or maybe it’s inspiration shrouded in jealousy, or maybe it’s Jamie Thomas judo kicking my face as he launches down a double-set.
Develop 3D has an inside look at the Comvert‘s Bastard Bowl, a skatepark built inside their new office space renovation of a 1940′s era theatre. That fact alone is a big gulp of awesome. The construction of their new design office/retail store coincided with their own dreams of building a indoor bowl and taking on the project themselves. Another gulp of awesome.
Comvert is a company in the heart of fashion-centric Milano, Italy designing very cool skate/snow gear and apparel. Take a quick gander at process pics of the elevated skate bowl, then head over to Develop3D to read the dets on the design.
last Photo:
Giuliano
Berarducci
Off to Develop3D!
More on the bowl at the Bastard Blog.
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That is really neat… too bad I quit skateboarding after my head hit the pavement one too many times. Plywood isn't much softer but at least you don't have pebbles getting jammed into your skin either.
Jon @ WoodMarvels.com
I've never skated a bowl, like a swimming pool bowl. Would love to try this one.
I've never skated a bowl, like a swimming pool bowl. Would love to try this one.
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