Founded in 2020, TCND is the partnership of two companions eager to pool their expertise and passion for construction.
Two individuals who, throughout their careers, have grown a diverse knowledge and experience.
TCND takes into consideration the most current materials as well as the oldest, combining traditional know-how with modern techniques.
It is not a step backward that we look for, but a hybrid of knowledge, techniques and materials for an optimal result.
Our company is committed to a responsible approach that attempts to address a contemporary issue: How to build while respecting our planet, preserving our resources and valuing people at the same time.
We reject the greenwashing that is often used to ease our conscience or for financial gain and we prefer to question the origin of the materials used and the coherence of their use in the project.
TCND works on all phases of a construction as to put the right materials in the right places, with the thermal envelope and user comfort being our priority.
We see ourselves as two pragmatic entrepreneurs, with real technical skills in the service of construction.
Working with natural materials, to build the world of tomorrow.
Thomas de ona
Thomas De Ona, holder of a CAP OPRP (Professional in Heritage Restoration), has been practicing since 2009. He specializes in the projection of natural renders.
A trainer at GABION (an eco-construction training center located in Mane 04300), Thomas is committed to sharing his knowledge. This approach is essential if we ultimately want to break away from modern dogmas and bad habits.
Teaching and sharing cannot be done without constant questioning and a thirst for new knowledge.
Nans Clément
Nans Clément, who holds a professional certificate in structural work and civil engineering, trained within major construction companies. A specialist in reinforced concrete structures and site management, he decided in 2016 to pursue new horizons. Keen to find a balance between his profession and his beliefs, he explored new techniques. Drawing on his previous experience in concrete, he now wishes to combine expertise with more environmentally friendly techniques in order to return to what he believes to be essential: constructing sustainable buildings using quality materials while striving to respect the environment.
