OLOVA logo OLOVA
Skater-Owned . Tri-Cities, BC
Tri-Cities, British Columbia
Skater-owned and operated

Selective products, skatepark design, and local projects rooted in the Tri-Cities.

OLOVA handles selective products, skatepark and public-space concepts, and local projects worth backing. Rooted in Port Moody, Coquitlam, and Port Coquitlam, the company stays lean, direct, and hands-on.

What OLOVA does

A tight scope, kept intentional.

Products, design work, and local project support that fit the same point of view.
01

Products

Selective product handled directly from BC. Right now that means the remaining Canadian SPINE stock.

See products
02

Design and Visualization

Concept design and visual development for skateparks, plazas, and public space. Clear drawings, strong renders, and practical thinking before projects get harder to change.

Open the design page
03

Community

Local project work tied to youth space, skate advocacy, and efforts worth backing in the Tri-Cities.

View community work
Lincoln Avenue Port Coquitlam render
Featured design Lincoln Avenue, Port Coquitlam
Current focus

Design work, local support, and remaining SPINE stock.

Right now the focus is public-space design, support for local projects in the Tri-Cities, and the remaining Canadian SPINE inventory already in BC.

Tri-Cities based SPINE available Skatepark and plaza design Belong support Local project work
See current product focus
Rooted locally

The local footing is part of the point.

Port Moody, Coquitlam, and Port Coquitlam shape the work, the relationships, and the projects OLOVA wants to help move forward.
Belong Centre park render
Belong CentreCommunity

Local project support

Belong is part of a wider Tri-Cities push for indoor space, youth access, and stronger local skate infrastructure.

Vaughan Smith-Neville skating in Taiwan
Design rangePublic-space thinking

Range without the noise

The design work shows range across civic concepts, landscape thinking, and skate-focused environments without pretending to be something bigger than it is.

Start with the right conversation.

Product question, design inquiry, or community conversation, keep it direct and move the right work forward.