Who publishes this site, who hosts it, and who owns the text and images it contains.
| Registered name | EVOLVING SKATEPARK |
| Legal form | Société par actions simplifiée (SAS), a French simplified joint-stock company |
| Share capital | 10 000 € |
| Registered office | 5, allée de Tourny 33000 Bordeaux, France |
| Eastern office | 228, quai de Verdun 73000 Chambéry, France |
| SIREN (company number) | 837 908 995 |
| SIRET (registered office) | 837 908 995 00017 |
| Trade register | Bordeaux 837 908 995 |
| EU VAT number | FR30 837 908 995 |
| APE business code | 71.12B — Engineering and technical design |
| Publication director | Marc Charlot, President |
| Contact | contact@evolvingskatepark.com +33 7 87 93 04 47 |
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The text, drawings, three-dimensional renderings and diagrams shown on this site are the property of Evolving Skatepark unless stated otherwise. Reproducing them, even in part, requires prior permission.
Photographs of sites under construction and of completed facilities belong, depending on the case, to Evolving Skatepark, to the commissioning authorities or to the contractors. The videos shown remain the property of their authors — riders, clubs, local media and builders — and are embedded from YouTube, each author remaining free to withdraw them. Their name appears beneath each video.
If you believe content belonging to you has been published here in error, write to us: we will take it down without argument.
This site links to third-party sites — partner companies, local authorities, video platforms. We exercise no control over their content and accept no responsibility for it.
We design facilities everyone can use; we hold this site to the same standard. If you have difficulty reaching any information, tell us and we will put it right.
Last updated: September 2026.
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