Amsterdam's housing stock ranges from 17th- and 18th-century canal houses to the large-scale pre-war urban expansions of the Gordel 20-40. In the old city centre and the belt, this more often means a structural calculation and stricter aesthetic review, whereas the post-war areas of Nieuw-West, Noord and Zuidoost generally offer more scope for a roof extension or extension.
We provide construction drawings, building permits and structural calculations in all districts of Amsterdam. Housing stock varies by neighbourhood, and with it the typical renovation and aesthetic review requirements.
Our service area extends to the municipalities around Amsterdam. There too we work remotely and submit the building permit to the relevant municipality.
AmstelveenDirectly to the south of Amsterdam, a green commuter town with villa neighbourhoods and spacious post-war residential areas.
DiemenTo the southeast of Amsterdam, a compact municipality with post-war districts and newer apartment developments.
ZaandamNorthwest of Amsterdam, the largest centre of Zaanstad with historic buildings and post-war residential areas.
HoofddorpTo the southwest of Amsterdam in the Haarlemmermeer, a growth centre with many post-war and VINEX homes.
PurmerendTo the north of Amsterdam, a growing town with predominantly post-war and VINEX neighbourhoods full of family homes.
WeespSouth-east of Amsterdam along the Vecht, historic centre with surrounding post-war and more recent residential neighbourhoods.
AlmereEast of Amsterdam in Flevoland, a young city with large-scale VINEX neighbourhoods and many ground-level homes.
HaarlemWest of Amsterdam, a historic city with pre-war neighbourhoods and a monumental city centre.