Projects

Tangente starts by reading the site, the user profile, and the technical possibilities of the area. The project considers flow, skate lines, safety, drainage, concrete, urban gathering, and durability.

Yes. Tangente works on public, community, and private projects, including skateparks, skate spots, urban obstacles, renovations, and sports-area interventions.

Yes. Each skate space is shaped by the available area, the urban context, the skaters' level, and the client's goals. The goal is to build spaces with identity and real use, not just repeat generic models.

This gallery brings together builds, skateparks, and urban interventions delivered by Tangente Skateparks, including community projects, private spaces, and skate areas in Rio de Janeiro.

Skateparks require specific knowledge of curves, transitions, lines, coping, slopes, concrete, and how skaters actually use a space. A poorly designed park can become less fluid, unsafe, or underused.

Tangente has a strong presence in Rio de Janeiro, but can evaluate requests in other locations depending on scope, logistics, timeline, and technical feasibility.