Architects embrace SPAB Maintenance week
Maintenance – a subject close to a Conservation Architects heart! For anyone who owns or manages a historic property, maintenance…
Exhibiting Virtually in lockdown
Having experienced the bustle and buzz of last year’s Historic Buildings, Parks and Gardens Event at the Queen Elizabeth II…
Tech: our new best friend
With lockdown becoming an all too familiar term, so we also find ourselves better prepared than ever for home working…
Somerset Architects delighted to see Manor house renovations complete
Director and Architect Julian Clayton was delighted to see the finished renovation of this medieval Manor house nestled in the…
Architects revisit Devon barn 12 months after repair
In October 2019 we finished overseeing the repair works to this Devon barn thanks to the Natural England Countryside Stewardship…
Refurbishment of Victorian shooting lodge
The refurbishment of Molland House in the middle of Molland Estate began in April 2018 and with a tight programme…
Life in a Class Q barn conversion
Life in a Class Q barn conversion. What a difference a couple of years makes. At Jonathan Rhind Architects we love seeing how the projects we have worked on have fared with the passage of time.
Architects and technical staff at the EASE building site
We were invited by the contractors - EASE to look at their work in progress to assess their capabilities as…
Barn Conversions - perspectives on space
With this barn conversion in North Devon we have been looking at how different furniture, kitchen and stair arrangements can…
New Almshouses in central Taunton
A fantastic result yesterday where we achieved Planning and Listed Building Consent for new Almshouses in central Taunton. The committee…
Progress at Somerset manor pool house extension
Work is still progressing well at this Somerset Manor house refurbishment and extension in spite of a number of supply…
Barn conversion in grounds of listed Manor
A longstanding client of Jonathan Rhind Architects, for whom we worked on the repair and renovation of a Grade II…
Technical blog - natural swimming pools
Natural swimming pools offer the benefits of a traditional outdoor pool but with the features of a large garden pond…
Spectacular coastal site prepared for new home
Jonathan Rhind Architects were asked to design and obtain permissions for a replacement home on this dramatic stretch of north…
A passion for woodwork
This lovely little workshop stool is the latest project from our talented Senior Architectural Technologist, Darryn Marrs, whose passion for…
HLF grant-aided church reroofing project marches forward
Earlier in the year, there was a sigh of relief when work finally got underway on the main roof of…
Horse washing pond
In the heart of rural north Devon, fronting the River Taw lies Hall, a local estate of the ancient Chichester…
Repairs to former mining building underway
Repair work has started on a former mining building from 1854 on the open moor above Tavistock. The work is…
National Lottery Heritage Emergency funding
In response to the COVID-19 crisis, the National Lottery are offering two Emergency Heritage Funds to help support those in…
Rural Diversification
At the core of our practice is over 30 years of obtaining planning and listed building consent for farmers, country…
Large country house refurbishment and additions
Work has restarted on the refurbishment and additions to a large country house near Oakhampton in west Devon.
The contractors, J…
Roof finished on time for roosting bats
Work at this mid-Devon property started at a pace to ensure that reroofing was complete in time for the bats…
Be alert and carry on!
As the new Government guidelines are released to encourage contractors to restart construction works on site it is interesting to…
Another award win for the Farmers Arms
‘The Farmers Arms in Devon wins big for its stunning design’ The headline quote from the CAMRA pub design awards…
Social distancing and building surveys
Not long before the current government Covid-19 lockdown our Senior Architectural Technologist Darryn Marrs was taking remote working and social…
Congratulations to Rick and Family
With the current uncertainty in the world, it is wonderful to be able to share some uplifting news. Architectural Technologist…
Plans for your house, mansion or other project
While you are at home, you may have been dreaming up the possibilities for your building project. We are still…
Technical blog: When is Listed Building Consent required?
If you have purchased a building and believe it may be listed, a search of the British Listed Buildings website…
Jonathan Rhind Architects featured in Devon Life Magazine
We are delighted to be featured in Devon Life Magazine in an engaging article about the ongoing regeneration of Woolsery…
Current working arrangements at Jonathan Rhind Architects
In the light of the current situation, we wanted to keep our clients, suppliers, friends, colleagues etc informed of our…
HLF grant aided roof repairs to Grade I church continue
We blogged last summer about the successful completion of the vestry reroofing at Grade I listed St Margaret’s Church, Northam…
Passivhaus in new build and historic properties
Having attended an initial Passivhaus training course last year, our Director Mark Raby has just completed training in how to…
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