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Culture Recovery Fund enables roof repairs to Historic Hartland Abbey
How reuse of buildings can affect climate change
Bringing the English Riviera to the Exe Valley

Bringing the English Riviera to the Exe Valley

— 29 Sep 2021

The beautiful Exe estuary is at once rich with wildlife and charmingly bucolic; picture postcard villages punctuate the landscape, while dinghies languish in the shallows… 

JRA Conservation Team – integrating the new
Green light for Georgian style property

Green light for Georgian style property

— 19 Aug 2021

Designing a beautiful house to meet a client’s brief is always a challenge we relish, more so achieving planning permission in a difficult context so… 

Barn conversion in grounds of Grade I listed Somerset manor
Good luck to our Architects in training

Good luck to our Architects in training

— 12 Aug 2021

Anyone considering a career in architecture, will probably already know that qualifying includes periods of practical experience; both after RIBA Part 1 and 2 studies… 

Farewell to Andreas

Farewell to Andreas

— 22 Jul 2021

When Andreas Hofmeyr joined Jonathan Rhind Architects in 2018, he talked passionately about his love for the outdoors and his interest in sustainable ways of… 

Architects Appointment for Luxury Art Deco Hotel
Long-standing member of staff retires

Long-standing member of staff retires

— 08 Jul 2021

Pamela Longhurst, who began working at Jonathan Rhind Architects shortly after the company was first founded over 35 years ago, is taking well earned retirement. 

New community project to inject life into Grade II listed building
Climate change and sustainable building

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