Dendrochronology update
Amazing! The recent tree ring survey, or dendrochronological analysis to be exact, at Greenham Barton shows that a sample from…
A welcome return for Architecture student Corey
The Taunton team are delighted to welcome back Corey Sutherland as an Architecture student. Corey started working at Jonathan Rhind…
Success for Dartmoor National Parks grant scheme
Jonathan Rhind Architects working with Dartmoor National Park are pleased to announce successful grant awards from Natural England for repairs…
Farmers Arms recognised in Awards
Having already been highly commended in the RICS awards, the Farmers Arms, has again been recognised with wins in two…
New build villa in the Georgian style
Finishing touches have recently been completed on a new build three storey, five bedroom villa in the Georgian style designed…
Unique beachside property refurbishment complete
Sixteenth Century cottage, Mill House, is perched on the rocks of the wild North Devon coast. Situated beyond the sea…
Conservation in a unique Grade I listed Cornish stately home
Port Eliot is a wonderfully idiosyncratic house. The remains of a 12th Century Augustinian Priory form the core of the…
NLHF repairs to Grade I Listed Church
Following the successful application for National Lottery Heritage Funding, the first phase of work is complete on the historically important…
Planning permission sought for new house in West Somerset village
A planning application has been lodged with Somerset West and Taunton planning department for a new house in a charming…
The Farmers Arms is highly commended in RICS South West Awards
The Farmers Arms pub in Woolsery has been highly commended in the prestigious RICS South West Awards. The project was…
Technical blog: which consultants could I need for my building project?
The various consultants or ‘project team’ that are required will vary depending on the scope and complexity of your project.
Many…
The dating of historic houses by tree rings
Dating a building is generally undertaken by identifying architectural details that indicate the period when buildings of that style were…
JRA welcomes new and returning faces
Thanks to an ever increasing workload here at Jonathan Rhind Architects, we have taken on two more team members, in…
Extension to Grade II Regency villa
The handsome Grade II listed villa occupies a quiet location on the edge of a Gloucestershire town. Commanding sweeping views…
Renovation of Grade I listed Manor House
The renovation of Grade I listed Manor House, Greenham Barton is progressing well with repairs to the fabric of the…
Works to 17th Century cob and thatch barn nearing completion
In October of 2018 we posted a blog about the repair and conversion of a 17th Century cob and thatch…
Trial repairs at rare Italianate Garden complete
You may recall a blog we posted in September 2018 on the trial repairs we undertook at a rare Italianate…
Technical blog: Condition Surveys of Historic Properties
With the ever-rising price of properties it can be very difficult to find your ideal property in the right location…
What is a Passivhaus?
Passivhaus is a term used to describe a building which meets the stringent criteria set out by the Passivhaus Institute…
Grade II listed house renovation features in 25 Beautiful Homes magazine
It is always exciting to see projects that we have worked on in print, so we were delighted to see…
Projects revisited: Reviewing how work we have completed has stood the test of time
Jonathan Rhind Architects like to see how their past projects stand the test of time. Where possible we try to…
Two of Jonathan Rhind Architects' projects shortlisted in prestigious property awards
We are delighted that two of our projects have been shortlisted in the prestigious RICS property awards.
The two projects, The…
Jonathan Rhind Architects Newsletter
Our annual newsletter is an important way for us to keep in touch with our clients and friends of the…
Cob in Oman
Following on from Jonathan Rhind’s recent blog on the diversity of cob it just so happened that Julian Clayton visited…
Technical blog: Three reasons why cob is an incredible building material
Three reasons why cob is an incredible building material:
Sustainable – dig it out of the ground, mix it with a…
Restoration works to 15th century church progressing
We reported in June last year on the planned works to repair and restore the charming Grade I listed church…
Changes afoot at Jonathan Rhind Architects
Jonathan Rhind Architects are pleased to announce that Julian Clayton and Mark Raby have been appointed as Directors of Jonathan…
Planning permission for bespoke treehouses becomes reality
Director John Alexander and Architectural Technician Rick Gilroy had the opportunity to visit a longstanding client last week, and view…
Technical Blog: Planning - Flood Risk Assessments and flood design
Flood risk to existing and new buildings has become an increasing concern from the impacts that intense and prolonged rainfall…
Dartmoor National Parks repair grant scheme
Jonathan Rhind Architects are delighted to have been selected to undertake the Restoration Management Plans for traditional agricultural buildings in…
Grade I listed ‘at risk’ church receives HLF grant
Jonathan Rhind Architects working with the Parochial Church Council of St Margaret’s Church in Northam has been successful in their…
Technical blog - Budgets for conservation work: historic value
The budgeting of building work is difficult and requires specialist expertise.
It is essential to define the detail of the work,…
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