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Service area · Delft PLAN N°DEL-2026 / NATIONAAL

Have a construction drawing made in Delft

Need a construction drawing, building permit or structural calculation in Delft? Tekenpunt delivers permit-ready drawings from €595, usually within 0-3 weeks (express 0-2 weeks), and 90% pass the aesthetic review first time. We work remotely for the whole of Delft and the surrounding area and know the municipality's aesthetic review policy.

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§01 Tekenpunt in Delft

Permit-ready drawings for Delft and surroundings

Delft has approximately 54,600 homes (2025), of which 67% are apartments and only 1% are detached houses. Having a construction drawing made in Delft costs from €595 at Tekenpunt. We deliver permit-ready construction drawings, building permits and structural calculations throughout Delft and the Haaglanden region, usually within 0-3 weeks (express 0-2 weeks), and 90% pass the aesthetic review first time.

Whether you live in Delft or elsewhere in the Haaglanden region: we handle the complete process from sketch to permit. Construction drawings, building permits, structural calculations and 3D visualisations, with a fixed price agreed upfront.

We carry out the drawing work digitally at a distance and submit the application to the municipality of Delft. We know the local aesthetic review and environmental regulations so that your plan passes the assessment first time. Where necessary our KIWA-certified structural engineer provides the calculation.

§02 Local

Renovating in Delft

The housing stock is heavily rental-oriented: approximately 42% is owned by housing corporations, 20% is private rental and 37% is owner-occupied. Approximately 21% of the housing stock dates from before 1945, including the monumental canal houses in the protected city center, which has been designated a nationally protected cityscape. The presence of TU Delft creates high demand for student rooms and compact rental homes, which means the average WOZ value (approximately 352,000 euros in 2025) is relatively low compared with surrounding municipalities. This determines which renovations are common in Delft and how best to set up an application.

Common renovations in Delft

Whether it concerns a dormer, a extension, a roof extension or the converting the loft: for each type we supply a permit-ready construction drawing that suits the homes in Delft and the requirements of the municipality. Are you unsure whether your renovation is permit-required? In our knowledge base read what is permit-free.

Aesthetic review in Delft

The Welstandsnota Delft 2025 distinguishes three aesthetic review levels: special (for the historic city centre and protected areas), general (for regular residential areas) and light-touch (for business parks with little impact on the public realm). The Advisory Committee for Environmental Quality meets fortnightly on Thursdays at the city hall; meetings are open to the public. Anyone applying for a building permit for a development in a special or general aesthetic review area must take into account assessment of urban coherence, facade appearance and appropriate detailing, and material and colour use. We check those requirements upfront, so that 90% of our designs pass the aesthetic review first time.

How your application works in Delft

Your application in Delft follows a fixed set of steps: a free intake, the design with an aesthetic review check in advance, a structural calculation by our KIWA-certified structural engineer where needed, and then we submit the building permit to the municipality of Delft. The drawing work is done digitally and remotely, and you follow every step in your own online file, from quote to completion. Whether you live in Delft or elsewhere in the regio Haaglanden, you pay the same fixed price upfront.

§04 Permit required?

Do you need a permit in Delft?

Since the Environment and Planning Act came into force (1 January 2024), you apply for an environmental permit (planning permission) through the Environment Desk. Some renovations are permit-free, others require a permit. We carry out the permit check upfront so you know exactly where you stand.

Whether you can build without a permit depends on where the structure is located (the rear-garden zone), the height and the distance to the property boundary, and the municipality's environment and planning policy. A rear dormer or small extension is often permit-free; a roof extension, a front extension or work on a listed building almost never is. Even permit-free construction must comply with the technical building requirements of the Buildings Decree (Bbl).

If a permit is required, the standard procedure applies: the municipality decides within 8 weeks, with a one-off extension of 6 weeks. Your plans are assessed against the Buildings Decree (Bbl), the environment and planning policy, and the aesthetics committee criteria. In Delft we know and check the aesthetics policy from the municipality in advance, so your design passes the assessment first time. Read more about the applying for an environmental permit.

§05 Quick check

Do the permit check for Delft

Answer three questions for an instant indication of whether you can build permit-free. Based on the national rules (Environment and Planning Act/Bbl); we always confirm it with a free check.

1. What type of renovation?
2. Is the structure located in the rear-garden zone (back garden, behind the front facade)?
3. Is the property a listed building or located within a protected townscape?
§06 Service area

Construction drawings in Delft and surroundings

Delft has eight official neighbourhoods that differ greatly in character: the historic city centre with canal-side buildings from before 1900 sits alongside post-war apartment neighbourhoods such as Voorhof and Buitenhof and family neighbourhoods such as Tanthof and Voordijkshoorn with spacious green structures. The presence of TU Delft gives the city a young and international character that is visible in the housing market and the use of public space. For building permit applications in Delft, the aesthetic review depends on the neighbourhood: the city centre falls under the strictest aesthetic review level, while newer residential neighbourhoods on the outskirts offer more assessment flexibility.

BinnenstadVoorhofBuitenhofWippolderTanthofVrijenbanVoordijkshoornHof van DelftDelftSERVICE AREA · DELFT
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Neighbourhoods in Delft

We provide construction drawings, building permits and structural calculations in all neighbourhoods of Delft. The housing stock varies per district, and with it the typical renovation and the aesthetic review requirements.

City centreThe historic city centre of Delft was designated as a protected townscape in 1976 owing to the many canals and listed buildings, the majority of which date from before 1900.Common in Binnenstad: Listed building VoorhofVoorhof is a post-war neighbourhood with predominantly tower blocks from the 1960s and a large shopping centre (In de Hoven) that also draws residents from surrounding neighbourhoods.Common in Voorhof: Extension / rear extension BuitenhofBuitenhof was developed in the 1960s and 1970s and is characterised by high-rise buildings, wide streets and open spaces in a traditional residential area.Common in Buitenhof: Extension / rear extension WippolderWippolder is a highly urbanised neighbourhood with an overwhelming majority of apartments, a young population and new-build developments in recent years.Common in Wippolder: Extension / rear extension TanthofTanthof was laid out in the 1970s and 1980s as a family neighbourhood with predominantly low-rise housing, curved residential streets and wide green strips.Common in Tanthof: Extension / rear extension VrijenbanVrijenban is a green residential area between Delft city centre and the Delftse Hout recreation area, with a quiet character and many sports facilities in the immediate vicinity.Common in Vrijenban: Listed building VoordijkshoornVoordijkshoorn is a spaciously laid-out neighbourhood with plenty of greenery and water, a relatively large proportion of owner-occupied homes and a wide range of housing types suitable for families.Common in Voordijkshoorn: Extension / rear extension Hof van DelftHof van Delft is a varied neighbourhood with buildings from different periods, ranging from construction around the turn of the twentieth century to post-war family homes in a green residential environment.Common in Hof van Delft: Extension / rear extension

Surrounding municipalities

Our service area extends to the municipalities around Delft. There too we draw remotely and submit the permit to the relevant municipality.

The HagueThe Hague borders Delft to the northwest and is the seat of government of the Netherlands, with parliament, ministries and international courts located in the city centre.
RijswijkRijswijk lies directly to the north of Delft and is a compact municipality known for the ongoing new-build development RijswijkBuiten, where more than 3,500 homes will be realised by 2032.
Midden-DelflandMidden-Delfland surrounds Delft on the western side as an open polder landscape with dairy farming and holds the status of Bijzonder Provinciaal Landschap owing to its high natural and cultural-historical value.
Pijnacker-NootdorpPijnacker-Nootdorp borders Delft to the east and consists of the villages of Pijnacker, Nootdorp and Delfgauw in a green residential area with good connections to The Hague and Rotterdam.
RotterdamRotterdam borders Delft to the south and, with more than 670,000 inhabitants, is the second city of the Netherlands, home to the largest port in Europe and an internationally oriented architectural culture.
WestlandWestland borders Delft to the south-west and is known as the greenhouse horticulture centre of the Netherlands, where a large part of the municipal area is covered by glasshouses.
Aesthetic review in Delft. The Welstandsnota Delft 2025 (Delft Aesthetic Review Policy 2025) distinguishes three aesthetic review levels: special (for the historic city centre and protected areas), general (for regular residential areas) and aesthetic review light (for business parks with little impact on public space). The Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality meets fortnightly on Thursdays at the city office; meetings are open to the public. Anyone applying for a building permit for a construction plan in the special or general aesthetic review area must take into account assessment of urban coherence, facade appearance and appropriate detailing and the use of materials and colours.
§07 Province

Other cities in Zuid-Holland

Tekenpunt works throughout Zuid-Holland. See also our page for construction drawings and permits in these cities:

Rotterdam The Hague Leiden Zoetermeer Dordrecht Gouda Schiedam
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§09 Price calculator

What does your renovation cost in Delft?

Choose your renovation for the starting price of the drawing work in Delft. You will receive the exact price after a free intake, always fixed in advance and without additional billing.

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Drawing work = design + permit set. Construction costs = an indication for the build by a contractor, not by us.

§010 Why Tekenpunt

Why Tekenpunt in Delft

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§12 Existing drawing

Requesting an old construction drawing in Delft

Looking for the existing construction drawing of your home? You can request it from the municipality: usually via the (city) archive or the building-file desk, often digitally and sometimes for a small fee. A useful starting point to get to know your home.

Please note: archive drawings are often outdated and regularly differ from the actual situation. For a permit application or renovation they are rarely directly usable.

Planning a renovation? Then you need an up-to-date, permit-ready drawing. We measure your home and draw the existing and new situation in full, including the permit application. Request a free quote.

§13 Frequently asked questions

Construction drawing in Delft: frequently asked questions

Q01Do you also work in Delft?

Yes. We work for all of Delft and the surrounding area. We produce the drawings remotely and submit the permit to the municipality of Delft. We know and check the aesthetic review policy for the municipality.

Q02Can I request the old construction drawing of my home?

Yes, from the municipality: usually via the (city) archive or the building-file desk, often digitally and sometimes for a small fee. Note: archive drawings are often outdated; for a renovation or permit application you need an up-to-date drawing and that is what we make.

Q03What does a construction drawing cost in Delft?

A permit-ready drawing starts from €595; the exact price depends on the type and scope of the renovation. Calculate your price via the calculator on the type page or request a no-obligation quote.

Q04How long does a building permit take in Delft?

The statutory period is 8 weeks (standard procedure, Environment and Planning Act), with a possible 6-week extension. Our applications are prepared so thoroughly that they are typically approved first time.

Q05How does aesthetic review work in Delft?

The municipality of Delft uses the Welstandsnota Delft 2025 (Delft Aesthetic Review Policy 2025), adopted by the municipal council in November 2024 and in force from 23 April 2025. The independent assessment of building permits is carried out by the Advisory Committee on Environmental Quality, a committee of experts in the fields of architecture, urban design and listed building care.

§14 Getting started in Delft

Your renovation in Delft?

Whether you live in Delft or elsewhere in the Haaglanden region: we handle design, structure and permit from A to Z. Since 2016, 800+ projects. A no-obligation quote within 1 working day.

Last updated: July 2026Content reviewed by the Tekenpunt team · construction draughtsman & KIWA-certified structural engineer in house