Are you a talented, motivated and experienced Project Architect, looking for a new challenge? We are looking for someone to join the team in our central Salisbury office. (more…)

It’s been a busy couple of months for RBA on the planning front. As well as the permission for the Somerset barn conversion featured in our last news story planning permissions have been given for… (more…)

Richmond Bell Architects were thrilled to learn last week that a barn conversion project in Somerset has received planning permission. (more…)

Richmond Bell Architects are delighted that The Old Rectory, Wiltshire has been awarded a Salisbury Civic Society Conservation Award. (more…)

As we all spend more time at home, RBA have seen an increase in the number of new enquiries we receive and architect quotes requested.

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A recent Richmond Bell Architects New Build Wiltshire house featured for sale in Country Life Magazine in July. Click here to see the advertisement. (more…)

More good news from RBA! Wiltshire Council have granted full planning permission for two of our projects in the Donheads, near Tisbury.
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After having to pause the office renovation due to the Covid-19 shutdown, RBA are excited that work has now restarted back on the site of our new offices in a listed building on Milford Street, Salisbury. (more…)

Exciting developments on the large Richmond Bell Architects project in Buckinghamshire last week! Part of the project involves the construction of oak-framed stables.
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RBA are pleased to announce that Wiltshire Council have granted Listed Building Consent for the renovation and restoration of a Grade II listed Mill House near Tisbury, following a thorough planning process. (more…)

RBA are now virtual architects, communicating with our clients and partners using video conferencing technology – watch our short video to discover the benefits. (more…)

Richmond Bell Architects are delighted that, despite the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, business is thriving. We have recently received new instruction on two Wiltshire listed buildings. (more…)