The skate community in Warsaw, Poland wanted a skatepark, but the city wouldn’t build it. So with nothing more than initiative, they took matters into their own hands and turned an abandoned shopping center into a one of a kind place to come together and skate. Watch as they knock down walls and reclaimed the rubble. It’s raw and imperfect, and that’s exactly how they like it – it’s theirs.
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