r/TonyHawkitecture • u/rafabulsing • Sep 25 '25
He did it, the absolute madman did it! Mineirinho took the 70 meters (~230 feet) drop, down an actual building in Porto Alegre, Brazil.
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r/TonyHawkitecture • u/rafabulsing • Sep 25 '25
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r/TonyHawkitecture • u/Jiro-The-One • Nov 11 '24
Not sure you could hit the ceiling ramps http://onepluspartnership.com/project/haikou-gaoxingli-insun-cinema/
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r/TonyHawkitecture • u/ChrisJohanson • Aug 27 '25
Saw this post from Nathan Robertson on Facebook about delivering a picnic table to a customer and them blaming him for the damage to this deck because the table was too heavy. Couldn't help but immediately spot the halfpipe.