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,…
Celebration service held at restored Church
A service has been held at the Grade II listed Christ Church in Weston-super-Mare to celebrate the completion of the…
Summerhouse embraces autumn
Following a recent visit to a clients’ Gloucestershire property to undertake some preliminary work for a new project, we had…
Job opportunity for Architectural Technician
Thanks to our expanding project list we are looking to employ a CIAT qualified Architectural Technician to join the team…
Conservation works to Manor barn roof completed
Jonathan Rhind Architects have finished works to update and repair the barn roof at Grade I listed Gurney Manor. The…
An exploration of lime in Brittany
In October Director John Alexander and Architectural Assistant Andreas Hofmeyr travelled to France, as part of a group of conservation…
Repairs to cob barn progressing
The cob barn is part of a courtyard of farm buildings that make up a 16th / 17th Century Farm…
Major repairs to Halsway Manor completed
The Heritage Lottery funded repair works and renovations to Grade II* listed Halsway Manor have been successfully completed.
Thanks to Heritage…
A Year in Milan
This summer, Jacob Westerman returned to our North Devon office between his studies of an MSc in Architecture at the…
Jonathan Rhind Architects welcomes new team members
The Taunton office are delighted to welcome Alice Bell and Andreas Hofmeyr to the team as Part 1 and Part…
Bespoke coastal home granted planning permission
Jonathan Rhind Architects have recently been granted planning permission by Torridge District Council to build a beautiful new coastal home…
Lupton House - Italianate garden tender awarded
Following on from a condition survey we carried out earlier in the year at Lupton we are pleased to be…
Former cattle barn to become 5 bedroom family home
Jonathan Rhind Architects are delighted to have received planning approval under Class Q regulations to convert a redundant modern cattle…
Technical blog - What to consider when thinking of buying a thatched property
Thatch is a fantastic traditional material and one of the oldest types of roof covering. A vernacular building tradition, thatch…
Team: Corey takes up place to study Architecture
We are saying goodbye to our Architectural Technician, Corey Sutherland this week. Corey, who started work at the practice in…
Team qualification: Rick’s HNC
Congratulations to our Technician Rick Gilroy on being awarded a distinction in his HNC in Construction.
Rick who has been studying…
Woolsery pub nearing completion while Manor House works begin
Works are nearing completion on the Farmers Arms Pub at the heart of the Woolsery project in North Devon. The…
Conversion of redundant farm buildings to cottage and shoot lodge complete
Works to repair, upgrade and convert a redundant agricultural barn on an estate in the historic Teign Valley have been…
A look back at historic conservation in the past
Here at Jonathan Rhind Architects we enjoy working on a variety of different projects. Whether it is the conversion of…
A trip back in time to the 16th Century
Late last week, Director John Alexander and Architect Jonny Poland spent a day in South Wales learning about 16th Century…
Conversion of barn into stunning family home nearing completion
Works to convert Wolfgar Barn into a stunning family home on the northern fringes of Dartmoor are nearing completion.
The clients,…
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