Moving on and moving back
— 31 Oct 2024
We are delighted to welcome back Architectural Assistant Twearly Peaster to our Somerset studio.
Lime render and limewash to prevent damp towers
— 24 Oct 2024
Jonathan Rhind Architects have been involved in the assessment, monitoring, analysis and management of damp towers across the West Country for over 25 years.
Sustainable and energy efficient design
— 15 Oct 2024
A recently converted and extended property in north Devon has been designed with sustainability, energy efficiency and low maintenance at the forefront of the design…
Conservation Management – A Fresh Approach
— 30 Sep 2024
Grade I listed Hartland Abbey and St Nectan’s Church in Stoke, North Devon were the perfect location for our recent Fresh Approach to Conservation Management…
Darryn Marrs attains CIAT Conservation Accreditation
— 17 Sep 2024
More reasons to celebrate as Senior Architectural Technologist Darryn Marrs becomes a CIAT Accredited Conservationist
Darryn has been with Jonathan Rhind Architects for over 15 years…
Architects report on significant eighteenth-Century houses
— 08 Aug 2024
As a member of a panel of Consultants for the National Trust in the Southwest, Jonathan Rhind Architects have been asked to report on the…
An architecture taster in Devon and Somerset
— 04 Jul 2024
In the last few weeks, we have been delighted to welcome two work experience students to our Devon and Somerset studios.
RICS Award winners 2024
— 27 Jun 2024
Jonathan Rhind Architects are celebrating winning the Heritage Project category of the RICS South West Awards 2024.
DAC grants available for Net Zero and Minor Repairs
— 30 May 2024
Several members of our team recently attended the very informative Exeter Diocese Architects' training day, during which one of the items discussed was the availability…
Updates to Class Q boost for barn owners
— 23 May 2024
Class Q permitted development has recently been updated to include changes which ease some of the rules around converting buildings in the countryside.
Green roofs for biodiversity
— 09 May 2024
As well as the many other benefits, incorporating a green roof into a development project could help towards Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirements introduced by…
Class Q permitted development explained
— 30 Apr 2024
Barn conversions, whether of traditional or modern agricultural buildings, are still a great way to achieve a new dwelling in the countryside – utilising unusual…
