JacksonBahia
We build more than parks. We build spaces where communities come together.
From the streets to concrete
Jackson Bahia is a skateboarder and builder. A rare combination that shapes every Tangente Skateparks project from the first sketch to the last curve of concrete.
With work on projects in Brazil, France, Belgium, Germany, Chile, and Argentina, Jackson brings technical range and the sensibility of someone who has spent a lifetime inside and outside the parks.
For him, a skate park is not just urban infrastructure. It is a place of belonging where movement happens with flow, safety, and identity.
Experience in Brazil and Beyond
Brazil
Decades building skateparks across Brazil, connecting construction technique, skate culture, and the real needs of communities, municipal projects, and private spaces.
France
Experience in skatepark projects in France, expanding a repertoire of construction references and integration with urban space.
Belgium
Work on projects in Belgium, adding international experience to a close attention to use, scale, and a park's relationship with the city.
Germany
Experience on builds in Germany, bringing technical and planning references into the repertoire applied to every new project.
Chile
Projects in Chile expanded the perspective on different territories, climates, and urban contexts for skate culture in South America.
Argentina
Work in Argentina strengthens a close Latin American exchange, connecting construction experience, community, and the daily use of skateparks.
Our Approach
Listen
Every project starts with actively listening to the community that will use the park. Design is born from real use.
Build
High-performance concrete, shaped with technical precision and the sensibility of someone who has skateboarded for decades.
Legacy
We build to last decades, not just for the opening day. Every project is a permanent investment in the community.
Questions about Tangente
Learn about the experience and principles behind every project.
Because a skatepark must work in motion, not only on paper. Skateboarding experience helps assess lines, transitions, speed, obstacle readability, and connections between different levels of use.
The team's path combines decades of skateboarding, construction work in Brazil, and project experience in France, Belgium, Germany, Chile, and Argentina. This background connects skate culture, construction technique, and attention to local context.
When the context allows, listening to users helps identify profiles, desired lines, intensity of use, and the relationship with the surroundings. This information supports technical decisions without replacing safety and feasibility criteria.
It means thinking beyond opening day: creating a durable space with identity, daily use, and the ability to strengthen connections among skaters, neighbors, and the city.
Let's build together?
If you have a skatepark project in mind, municipal, community, or private, get in touch with Tangente.