RESPONSIBLE DESIGN – Understanding the risks of wood burners and open fires in thatched buildings
— 24 Feb 2017
Director at Jonathan Rhind Architects and Chartered Architect, John Alexander, has been involved with the Conservation of Traditional Thatch Group (CoTTG) for several years.
Senior architect attends Bath and Wells Diocesan Committee
— 08 Feb 2017
Following his recent accreditation by the Bath and Wells inspecting architects, Senior Architect Julian Clayton was invited to attend the monthly meeting of the Bath…
Tales from The Coast
— 06 Feb 2017
Did you spot our projects that were part of Tales from the Coast with Robson Green on ITV last week? The episode followed Robson across…
New Building Regulations Part R – Electronic communications
— 25 Jan 2017
New requirements came into effect at the start of the year to improve building infrastructure and deliver faster broadband speeds and communication.
Roof Top Sunbathing
— 18 Jan 2017
One of our recent drone surveys to a church spire revealed an unexpected visitor.
Works underway to Somerset barn conversion.
— 11 Jan 2017
Works are well underway to convert this traditional stone barn near Bishops Lydeard, Taunton, Somerset.
Merry Christmas from Jonathan Rhind Architects!
— 20 Dec 2016
We hope you have enjoyed reading about what we've been up to during 2016 and look forward to working with you during 2017.
The roof drainage and repair works at St Michael and All Angels Church completed last month on time and below budget.
— 13 Dec 2016
This included work to high level gutters behind the parapets, drainage to hoppers in these areas, new leadwork to aisle roofs and lead hand crafted…
Survey techniques – alternatives to conventional building measurement and condition inspections
— 07 Dec 2016
We have recently been exploring and using interactive internal 360 virtual surveys and drone aerial imaging techniques for condition inspections.
SPAB's History At Your Feet campaign
— 30 Nov 2016
One of our directors, Martin Sturley-Hayes recently attended a fantastic seminar 'Care and Repair of Old Floors' run by the Society for the Protection of Ancient…
Heart of a Devon village to beat again
— 21 Nov 2016
In 2014, the multimillionaire founder of social networking site Bebo, Michael Birch, bought a collection of run-down buildings in the North Devon village of Woolsery.
Fantastic to be Highly Commended for the King of Prussia Gold Medal award
— 17 Nov 2016
Our repair approach and specification to St. Mary’s Church, High Bickington has been highly commended by this prestigious award body.
