


Outdoor concrete skatepark facility with cycle track SketchUp 3D model, featuring a variety of ramps, bowls, and ledges surrounded by a blue bike lane and green landscaping. The layout is highly geometric and colorful, featuring a mix of concrete skate obstacles, designated paths, and landscaped areas.
This 3D outdoor recreation asset features a municipal concrete skatepark master plan layout integrated with a surrounding blue asphalt bicycle lane, perimeter landscaping, and tall floodlight posts. Designed for urban park planning, civic landscape architecture, outdoor sports facility ArchViz, and Landscape Viz projects, the model combines street plaza features, transition ramps, and surrounding park infrastructure. The layout arranges functional circulation pathways around transition bowls and street obstacles to provide a realistic spatial configuration for public recreational developments.
Included Components
- Transition & Bowl Structures: Wide curved concrete bowl section with top coping detailing, quarterpipe launch ramps, and a center volcano cone obstacle.
- Street Plaza & Obstacles: Central A-frame funbox with integrated hubba ledges, dual stair set with center handrail, manual pads, and kicker ramps styled with urban graffiti wall textures.
- Site Infrastructure & Lighting: Multi-fixture overhead floodlight poles, concrete boundary walls, perimeter flower bed planters with low foliage, and dedicated tree pits.
- Circulation & Staging Props: Continuous blue asphalt bicycle/jogging loop with lane markings, concrete spectator seating benches, and low-poly 3D human figures (skaters, cyclists, pedestrians) for spatial scale reference.
Rendering & Workflow Compatibility
Engineered with an efficient total geometry count of 93,932 polygons across the master plan layout, this asset maintains viewport responsiveness in large-scale urban site plan scenes. The file provides native compatibility with SketchUp 8 (SU8) and higher versions to ensure direct integration into landscape design and architectural visualization workflows.
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