— 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… 

— 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. 

— 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… 

— 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… 

— 23 Apr 2024

Congratulations to Senior Architectural Technologist, Peter Thompson, who has attained CIAT Conservation Accreditation. 

— 09 Apr 2024

Jonathan Rhind Architects have been commissioned to undertake conservation repairs and enhancements to this Grade I listed house in Somerset. 

— 03 Apr 2024

We are delighted that Jonathan Rhind Architects’ Dartmoor Barns project has been shortlisted in the RICS Regional Awards South West in the heritage category. 

— 25 Mar 2024

The technical team in the Jonathan Rhind Architects Barnstaple and Taunton studios attended an insightful CPD by Camelot Real Fires on the principles of open… 

— 12 Mar 2024

A number of changes to planning regulations are set to take place during 2024, and one of the biggest is the introduction of Biodiversity Net… 

— 27 Feb 2024

The spire of the grade I listed church of St Dubricius Church in Porlock, Somerset is clad in over 23,000 oak shingles. 

— 19 Feb 2024

The Jonathan Rhind Architects team are celebrating after Andy Hedger qualified as an Architect. 

— 06 Feb 2024

Numerous laws exist to protect endangered species and habitats in the UK.