London parkour spots, immortalised.

Mini parkour spots cast in concrete. Past and present.

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Yard v4

Greenwich. The version that doesn't exist any more.

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What we make

Tramps Kitchen makes miniature versions of classic London spots, stamping them eternally into parkour history.

99.9% of parkour spots weren't built to be parkour spots, but once discovered some have been used weekly for over 20 years. Spots get found, modified, built and destroyed, but we aim to capture these spots and make them remembered forever. We make each concrete model so it is able to stand for centuries and will not disappear with the spot.

Yard, Greenwich
Yard, Greenwich
Yard, Greenwich
Yard, Greenwich

Prototype shown. Production models are cast concrete.

The spots

Westminster, London

Hospital

Hospital is known for its big rail plyos, set on open grass with views of Big Ben and the Houses…

Still standing
Waterloo, London

Imax

Imax 1 is one of the most iconic parkour training spots in the world, a proving ground for athletes pushing…
Old Paradise Gardens, Vauxhall, London

Junkie’s Jungle

Junkie’s Jungle was built around an old brick fountain in Old Paradise Gardens, Vauxhall. The fountain went in during 1986,…

Gone
Vauxhall, London

Vauxhall Maze

Vauxhall Maze is also known outside the scene as Vauxhall Walls, which is the name it appears under on the…

Still standing
Greenwich, London

Yard

Yard is a community built parkour spot in Greenwich, shaped and looked after by the crew at Sunday Supa XXL…

Still standing, rebuilt

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How they are made

  1. 1
    Built in CAD. Every spot starts as a CAD model. We build it from whatever we can get: measurements, photos, 3D scans, Google Earth, archive photos and old footage. Newer spots can be scanned on the day. Older spots, especially ones that are gone, get pieced together from a mix of all of them, and can take ages.
  2. 2
    Printed and moulded. The CAD model is 3D printed, then prepped to make a silicone mould, so every cast comes off the same spot.
  3. 3
    Poured and cured. Cast by hand in concrete, one at a time.

Know when a spot drops

New spots, new versions, and the odd look at a mould being pulled. No spam, and you can leave whenever.