A MODERN DAY DISCIPLE Is Born

Inspired by the organic beauty, curvilinear qualities, and sense of romance and adventure of Bill Moss’ masterpiece, Wesnousky set out to create a proprietary luxury tent resort; quickly uncovering the need to transform the temporary Moss design into a permanent, tensile structure of equal beauty and functionality. To bring his vision to life, while upholding the illustrious cathedral-like qualities of the original design, and maintaining the integrity of Moss’ intrinsic creativity, Wesnousky enlisted the help of renowned tensile architects, engineers, and glass designers.

THE FABRIQ Heritage

The FABRIQ Heritage evolved while Wesnousky wore many hats as father, SVP of a global investment bank, tv producer, hot springs owner, national tennis player, and founder of a non-profit organization. Working tirelessly towards his dream, Wesnousky remained committed despite numerous, unprecedented setbacks. Wesnousky’s resilience in the face of repeated adversity is testimony to his unshakable passion, as he forged the path to create the world’s first luxury lifestyle offering that lives up to the famed “Tent from Cloud Nine” and “Life in a Picasso” portrayals of Moss’ designs.

“It only takes a moment”

Sometimes the paths of two individuals cross for a brief period in time, but their shared vision endures long after. Today, some 40 years after viewing the original Moss tent, Wesnousky is about to unveil the elite architectural collaboration between the original designer—the late, legendary, Bill Moss—and the FABRIQ Design Team.

This long-awaited moment is only made possible by Wesnousky’s belief that FABRIQ Pavilion’s unique combination of spirituality, nature, structural perfection, and artistic awe, offers an unrivaled modern-day luxury for residential estates and commercial settings alike. This “dream come true” quality parallels the sentiment that those fortunate enough to experience the magic of FABRIQ await.

As the very first passage in the book, Bill Moss, Fabric Artist and Designer serendipitously states: ”it only takes a moment…”