The graceful design sails designed by studio practice ‘The Nomad Concept’ of architect Amandus VanQuaille fit into almost any environment, from classical environments to modernistic homes.
Whether the aim is mainly to create shade or to provide protection from rain or to create a secluded area away from the world, architect Amandus VanQuaille always looks for a solution with high artistic value.
The exceptional beautiful gardens are designed by landscape architect Jacques Wirtz. Amandus VanQuaille completed his architectural internship of two years in the studio of Jacques Wirtz, in the time that the sons of family Wirtz (Peter and Maarten) came into the studio of their father as well. After the internship, architect Amandus VanQuaille completed many projects with Wirtz International, like garden pavilions, gazebos, swimming pools or authentic pool houses, and larger buildings.
The shade sails designed by Amandus VanQuaille have a light and festive character: they look ultra-light, and are nicely translucent, offering however shade on the terrace during the hot summer days. More important for the weather in Belgium: the sails are perfectly waterproof. Any family party, any rainy summer afternoon can be spent in open air on this beautiful terrace.
Nomad Concept works exclusively with fabrics that are well-known for their extreme durability and great ease of maintenance, including PTFE (Teflon). This high-tech material has a life expectancy of more than 25 years and can be used outdoors throughout the year.
The Nomad Concept is a Belgium-based studio practice focused on tensile and lightweight architecture. From our inception in 2000, we have delivered exceptional private, corporate and public projects.
As a full-service firm, The Nomad Concept is present on projects from start to finish, ensuring that the ideas conceived in the beginning with clients are manifest at the end. .
