
Skatepark bowl
Above the coastline with uninterrupted ocean views, NOAH Surf House blurs the boundaries between hospitality, surf culture and skateboarding. More than a destination to stay, it's an immersive experience where every detail has been carefully crafted, from the laid-back interiors and coastal setting to the custom-built skatepark that sits at its core.
Finished in Skatelite surfacing throughout, the skatepark features a flowing bowl and sculptural wooden wave section designed to emulate the rhythm and movement of the ocean. Built with technical precision and a fully timber structure, the terrain encourages carving, pumping and surf-inspired lines, delivering the sensation of riding waves on land. Engineered specifically for action sports, Skatelite provides a durable, weather-resistant riding surface capable of withstanding intensive use while maintaining consistent performance. Its seamless integration within the design allows form and function to work in harmony.
The result is a destination where architecture, material innovation and movement converge, create a seamless connection between surfing, skating and contemporary design.
| Project | Noah Surf House |
| Design | Alexandra Paiva + Vasco Vieira |
| Material | Skatelite Natural |
| Application | Skate bowl surface |
| Location | Santa Cruz, Portugal |


