Much of Den Haag was built between approximately 1904 and 1940, with the characteristic Den Haag stairwell house as a common building type. These pre-war properties often require a structural calculation and a stricter aesthetic review, particularly in protected areas. In the post-war and VINEX neighbourhoods such as Escamp and Ypenburg, there is in fact more often scope for a roof extension or extension.
We provide construction drawings, building permits and structural calculations in all neighbourhoods of Den Haag. The housing stock varies by area, and with it the typical renovation and aesthetic review requirements.
Our service area extends to the municipalities around Den Haag. There too we work remotely and submit the building permit to the relevant municipality.
RijswijkDirectly to the southeast of Den Haag, with pre-war neighbourhoods and large-scale post-war housing.
VoorburgAdjoining the city to the east, a green residential municipality with distinguished pre-war villa neighbourhoods.
LeidschendamNortheast towards the A4, a residential municipality with post-war districts and an old village centre.
WassenaarTo the north of the city, a green village municipality with spacious plots and many pre-war country houses.
ZoetermeerTo the east as a post-war growth centre, with large-scale residential districts and many single-family homes.
DelftSoutheast towards Rotterdam, a historic city with a monumental city centre and pre-war neighbourhoods.
NaaldwijkSouthwest in the Westland, a village centre in a greenhouse horticulture area with predominantly newer residential areas.
PijnackerTo the southeast between Den Haag and Rotterdam, a growth municipality with VINEX and post-war residential areas.