ASDparks

ASD is proud to announce Hoboken, NJ All Wheel Park has broken ground as part of the Maritime park waterfront project.

Have you been to Reed Park yet? You might want to check it out!! 😍 Join us on Saturday to celebrate the new Reed Park. We can't wait to celebrate this space with you! 🥳 Saturday, September 14 🥳 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. - Enjoy the Fruita Farmers Market 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. - Live music by ChuckJay from Wave 11 12:00 p.m. - See the celebration ceremony with special guests! 12:30 p.m. - Watch live demos There will be light refreshments, cookies, and fun giveaways with custom local artwork to commemorate the day.

Hey Fruita! Today, we unwrapped some of the finishing touches on the Reed Park Wheel/skatepark! We can’t wait for you all to see it. 🙋Just a reminder, the park isn’t open yet, but it’s getting close, and we can’t wait to drop in with you! 🛹

Fruita, CO coming along nicely.

ASD-Action Sports Design, LLC is honored to be the selected skatepark designer for the Hoboken, NJ Maritime Park Project. SCAPE Landscape Architecture and Colliers are leading the overall project and amazing to collaborate with. Mitch Jensen, PLA, Action Sports Design, Brooklyn, NY office is the lead P.M. and integral to our design team.

The concept also celebrates and pays tribute to the cultural and historical importance of Hoboken’s working waterfront by establishing the Maritime Pier and a new community building. Both the Pier and community building include areas to host educational programming, display local cultural artifacts, and enjoy scenic views of the Hudson River. The Pier could be built to allow for the docking of historic vessels where residents could participate in interactive experiences while docked or sailing.

The design of Maritime Park also integrates ecological and resiliency features that further support educational programming opportunities. This includes the establishment of an enhanced shoreline that incorporates native ecologies and habitat, including a tidal marsh, on-site stormwater management through rain gardens and bioswales, and a robust tree canopy to reduce the impacts of the urban heat island effect. The project team also designed the park’s programming and topography in a manner that anticipates sea level rise over the next century.

Maritime Park will be constructed at the former Union Dry Dock site along Hoboken’s uptown waterfront. The park will be approximately 8 acres including both land and water space. Construction is anticipated to begin through a phased approach starting in 2025.