Aerial view of a finished concrete skatepark

Concrete
at its best

Skatepark manufacturer and design office based in Stuttgart. We turn asphalt surfaces into places for sport and movement. Modular, vandal-resistant, long-lasting.

350+
Skateparks built
25+
Years of experience
100 %
Made in Europe
100 %
Recyclable
Our story

Concrete skate elements since 1998

1998

The first modular skate elements are made.

2000

TÜV certificate and GS mark for tested safety.

2025

Development, manufacturing and logistics are run from Stuttgart.

Proof of quality

Tested skate elements

Our first modular skate elements were made in 1998. In 2000 they received the TÜV certificate and the GS mark for tested safety. Today they are tested to EN 14974 (“Skateparks: Safety requirements and test methods”), to PPP 63126B and to further standards. The certificate number is Z1A 056616 0012. That probably made us the first manufacturer in the world of modular concrete skate elements with a TÜV seal. 27 trade articles report on parks built with our system. More than 350 parks have now been built with it.

Certificate number
Z1A 056616 0012
TÜVGSDIN EN 14974PPP 63126B
Bowl made of modular concrete elements
Ramp and kicker made of concrete elements
Approach

Our philosophy

Our elements are built to last, need little maintenance and can later be moved, rearranged or recycled. The modules can be combined almost freely.

We manufacture at the factory under controlled conditions and build on site in a few days.

The elements are made at the factory in laser-cut steel formwork, not as in-situ concrete on the building site. Reinforcement, wall thickness and shape can therefore be checked whatever the weather. Our edge protection profiles, introduced in the 1990s, are cast into every rideable edge. The first elements are still in use in public spaces after 25 years and have not needed refurbishment.

The same manufacturing approach is behind our hockey boards, pump track modules, changing cubicles, barbecue areas and shelters: solid, foundation-free and low-maintenance.

Sustainable

Concrete and steel are largely recyclable.

Precise

Factory manufacture accurate to the millimetre

The A+ standard

How we work

3D design of a skatepark
01

Design

For skateparks, we design your park in 3D, adapt the layout to your site and set it out on the ground.

Finished concrete elements in storage
02

Manufacture

The elements are made of reinforced concrete C35/45. Wall thickness, reinforcement and joints are checked at the factory, whatever the weather. TÜV monitors production regularly.

Transporting the skate elements
03

Transport

Unloading is done with a forklift or mobile crane. The hollow construction saves weight. The load is secured according to the product.

Installing the skate pipe with a mobile crane
04

Installation

The elements are set up in a few days and need no ground fixings. The park can be extended at any time with further modules.

Installation process

From lorry to finished park

We install our skate elements either with transition plates directly on a concrete or asphalt riding surface, or on a foundation slab, with concrete then cast up against them. We provide installation and maintenance instructions.

Unloading the skate elements
Unloading
Installation before concreting in
Positioning
Press

A+ in the trade press

Municipal trade media have been reporting on A+ Urban Design parks and products for more than ten years. Here you will find the project reports and trade articles. The articles are in German.
All press reports
Your contact

“Architecture does not stop at the edge of the building. The space in between, where life happens, deserves the same quality and attention.”

Dipl.-Ing. Cüneyit Akcakoca

Architect · A+ Urban Design

To date, A+ Urban Design has built more than 350 skateparks across Europe: from the Canary Islands to Norway and from Great Britain to Turkey. We have run development, manufacturing and logistics from Stuttgart since 2025.

post@aplusurbandesign.com
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Our
Catalogue

Our catalogue lists every element with dimensions, example combinations and notes on standards, plus the installation and maintenance instructions.

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Cover of the 2026 catalogue: concrete skate elements

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