One of two options for what the Steel Bridge Skatepark may look like. Image: Courtesy of Portland Parks & Recreation, DAO, Lango Hansen, Grindline and Dreamland.
Plans for the Steel Bridge Skatepark are coming together, with two potential designs under consideration.
The big picture: The renderings are the product of months of community meetings and feedback from the public.
Zoom in: Both designs feature skatepark mainstays — handrails, quarterpipes and a large bowl.
One has a pedestrian walkway and viewing platform above the bowl — an optimum spot to take in some shredding.
The other features a plaza with a honeycomb roof.
The second option for the new Steel Bridge Skatepark. Image: Courtesy of Portland Parks & Recreation, DAO, Lango Hansen, Grindline and Dreamland
What's next: The designs for the $15 million project — funded through fees on new development — aren't quite final yet.
The city will look for more public feedback at a final meeting in September.
🔜 Construction could start as early as next year with a projected opening date in 2029.