A little time passed since the opening, we all were busy, but now I found the time, to bring on here the full history of this year long construction process.
When we first entered the room, it was a full junkyard. But now, it is really a BEAUTY. Smooth to skate, a good couch, even a decent sound system.
So here is one year of blood and dust. Enjoy the pictures:
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| That was the room, as it looked like, when we first entered it. |
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| The first big cleaning round. This was a hell's work. |
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| Wood Work |
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| The plan was, to build on one side a quarterpipe, and on the other a wallride. |
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| Boris in the wooden frame of the wallride. |
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| Fuck, I nearly forgot, how much work it was, to get all the trash together to fill the ramps at that time. |
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| Sylvain, filling up the shit. |
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| It starts to look a little bit like it should. This was mid November 2011. |
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| Looks like we were ready for the concrete. |
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| Rebars in the wallride. We had luck, and found the rebars onsite. |
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| Rebars in the quarterpipe. |
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| Filling up with concrete. |
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| Quarterpipe is finished. Fuck, I see the wobbels even on this picture. They are still there... |
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| The first step was done in early December 2011. |
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| Paintjob Pro. |
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| Nearly... |
Cutting down the walls.
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| In February 2012, we continued with the second stage. On this day, when we made the wood work, it was around - 15° Celsius. |
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| Wood work on the left side. At this time, we thought about doing a spine, there on the left side. |
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| Filling it up with trash was a big task. Fuck! |
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| I just love pictures of cement, sand and gravel bags. Really. |
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| Cutting the floor and producing as much dust as possible. |
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| And it took hours to mix all the concrete. Small machine. |
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| Concrete on wall, not much to say about that here. |
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| Shaping for gods sake. |
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| Second Part is ready. |
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| This was the state on easter 2012. Nearly perfect. |
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| Dust was also a big problem at that time. |
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| Ok, let's start with the preparations for part III. |
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| This time, we filled it up with styrofoam. It works and is 100'000 times easier work than filling it up with stones. |
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| Rebaring. |
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| We did a thin layer of ghetto concete, so everything would hold together. We were not sure, if the styrofoam works so well. |
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| Marky is a machine! |
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| We did the concrete in November 2012. |
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| Lunchbreak! For the first time, we had a proper lunch while working the 'crete. |
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| Roger and Men, passionate shaping. |
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| As said earlier, I like pictures of concrete bags. |
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| A good team, on a hard day. |
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| In one day, we made the big wobbel and the new quarter. |
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| Marky setting the pool coping. They were made by Pudi, thank you a lot. |
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| Construction Site overview. |
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| Last pool coping setting session. |
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| And it was done, nearly at least. |
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| We had to take down the paint, as it produced more dust than before. |
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| Another overview. |
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| Fuck Yeah, we did it again! |
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| First Session. Boris, 50-50. |
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| A nice red carpet makes it feel comfortable. |
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| Chrigel likes the opening session. |
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| Everybody was here, as usual. That feels good. |
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| And since the opening session mid december 2012, THE BEAUTY is ready to skate! Fuck Yeah! |
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| Yes, keep the fire burning! |
