BONE Structure Launches California Office
/in Press ReviewsBusiness Wire | May 3, 2016
SAN FRANCISCO – BONE Structure®, designer and builder of luxury custom homes using a patented light steel frame building technology and integrated process has launched its first U.S. office in San Francisco, CA.
Rooms with a Sweeping View
/in Press ReviewsHomeowner gets a turnkey home in the Laurentians
Winter 2015-2016, Montreal HOME
Lorne Schecter was worried. The foundation for his new country home, being built by BONE Structure on Lake Ouareau, had been laid, and it seemed too small.
Lorne admits that he’s not one for understanding blueprints, so he’d already had one site visit from Michelle Tremblay, vice-president (and co-founder with her husband) of BONE Structure. Tremblay walked the site with Lorne before construction began and laid out sticks along the ground to show him where each wall would be, so he could visualize the rooms.
What’s Bred in the Bone
/in Press ReviewsNovember 2015, In The Hills Magazine
No great leap of imagination is required to suspect that Lego, maker of the wildly popular plastic building bricks for children, helped inspire the founders of BONE Structure, a Montreal home-building company.
But Lego is no longer just for kids. For grownups, the company offers Lego Architecture – kits that enable folks to use the interlocking pieces to build scale models of such renowned buildings as the Louvre Crystal Pyramid and Fallingwater, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home in Pennsylvania. The sets even include doors and windows. With time and patience, you too could have a mini Eiffel Tower or Trevi Fountain in your home.
BONE Structure : Innover chaque jour
/in Press ReviewsLa Presse (Affaires), 14 octobre 2015
Les habitations BONE Structure sont écoénergétiques, dotées d’une structure qu’on assemble avec un seul outil et évolutives puisqu’elles n’ont pas de murs porteurs.
« Toutefois, l’innovation ne se passe pas seulement dans les produits, c’est un état d’esprit », affirme Marc-André Bovet, président fondateur de BONE Structure.
Good Bones
/in Press ReviewsSeptember 2015, Vancouver Home
Marie-Eve Dufour and Claude-Etienne Fournier never tire of the nature that filters through the expansive windows of their unique home in Val d’Or, Quebec. “We live in a regular suburban neighbourhood, but our densely treed lot gave us the privacy to be able to invite the beauty of all those trees into our daily lives,” Marie-Eve says.
BONE Structure revolutionizes framing process
/in Press ReviewsSeptember 2015, Living Spaces Magazine
Un nouveau concept de maison fait son apparition à Regina
/in Press ReviewsSeptember 2015, Ici Radio-Canada Première
Le maire Michael Fougere inaugure aujourd’hui cette première construction avec le président de la compagnie québécoise à l’origine du projet.
L’ossature d’acier supplantera-t-elle la structure de bois ?
/in Press ReviewsActuellement, moins d’un pour cent des nouvelles résidences sont construites avec une ossature d’acier. Malgré tout, plusieurs croient que la donne changera d’ici quelques années et que l’ossature d’acier, si elle ne supplante pas la structure de bois, deviendra à tout le moins aussi populaire.
L’usage de l’acier dans la construction n’est pas nouveau. Tous les gratte-ciel sont là pour en témoigner, comme le très célèbre Empire State Buiding de New York construit de janvier 1930 à mai 1931. Mais si l’ossature d’acier a de l’âge dans les secteurs commercial et institutionnel, il en est tout autre dans le résidentiel, du moins ici au Québec, contrairement à l’Europe qui en fait usage depuis belle lurette.
Skillpoint plans new headquarters in East Austin
/in Press ReviewsSeptember 2015, MY Statesman
Margo Dover didn’t set out to build a new headquarters. She set out to make a statement.
The network of workforce-training and education programs Dover helped build and oversee at Skillpoint Alliance had become increasingly burdensome. With classrooms scattered across Central Texas, the organization’s costs were rising and its mostly low-income students were having a harder time getting to class.