Anneke Van Waesberghe Email & Phone Number

Ubud Bali

• OUR TENTED VILLASSemi-permanent, and heavy-duty, our Tented Villas have a dense metal framework and building-inspired foundation. With sizes from 9 to 150 m2, all are available with insulation, platforms, doors, decking, and a choice of roof designs.• APPLICATIONSOur Tented Villas become Resorts, Spas, Residences, Vacation Homes, Restaurants, Hotel-Receptions, Swimming Pool areas, Event-Venues, and Luxe Gazebos. We have more than 180 Tents in 25 countries.• LIFESPAN OF THE TENTED VILLASOur Fabrics are resistant to water, mildew and UV exposure. They are ‘self-cleaning’, as per European standards, and come with a warranties ranging 5 to 10 years. Our Frames are galvanized and marine-coated, designed to last 20 years or more.As featured in Architectural Digest, USA:"One of the most alluring aspects of Escape Nomade’s versatile tents is their eco-friendliness. “The bioclimatic design of the tented villas ensures maximum comfort and uses little energy,” says Garcia del Cerro. “Cool air is harvested from underneath the deck or bed, while hot air escapes via cross-ventilated spaces and the double-roof ventilation system. This integrated cooling system very often makes air conditioning unnecessary.” And, as semi-permanent structures, they have quite a light footprint—once they are taken down and their concrete foundations are removed, the land will appear virtually untouched."

Bali, Indonesia

Introduction to Design for the Environment (DFE)In the early nineties, with her non-profit, East Meets West, she developed Design for the Environment (DFE) guidelines, sponsored by AT&T, JP Morgan, 3M, the Dutch Agency for Energy and Environment (NOVEM), and the National Endowment for the Arts. The DFE guidelines were adopted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), to whom she, together with her foundation and the Dutch Government, presented draft proposals for corporate environmental reporting and green tax initiatives. The DFE guidelines were endorsed by the Secretary-General of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, the Council of European Communities, the International Council of Societies of Industrial Design, NOVEM, and the Environmental Defence Fund. She guest-lectured DFE at design schools and consulted for multinationals around the world. In 1997 she moved to Bali, where she established Escape Nomade, a producer of sustainable luxury tented accommodations. Thirty year later she facilitated entering the new paradigm by writing a book on sustainable living: http://issuu.com/oro_editions/docs/livingwithoutwalls_inner_pages, and created a platform that applies the Design for the Environment principles she created for the EPA. The platform is for changemakers such as designers, engineers, inventors, investors, entrepreneurs, and governments. Imagine edible packaging from seaweed, building materials made from wastewater or Agro products, leather handbags, shoes made from mushrooms or pineapple waste, https://www.escapenomade-lifestyle.com/post/productsmadeofpineaple, a chair made out of flax, https://www.escapenomade-lifestyle.com/post/flax-chair. Become an award-winning leader and enter the competition and exhibition for Dutch and Indonesian designers for the G20 Summit October 2022 https://www.escapenomade-lifestyle.com/design-for-the-environment-competition

New York, United States

East Meets West a cultural not for profit organization researching the differences and similarities of design and architecture between East and West. Organized an international design competition and a traveling exhibition.