Leeuwarden is the provincial capital of Friesland and has approximately 130,000 inhabitants (2026), making it the largest municipality in the north of the Netherlands after Groningen. The city combines a historic city centre with a nationally protected townscape and post-war expansion districts of varying character. The surrounding municipalities range from the agricultural Wadden area in the north to the lakes and watersports regions in the south and south-west of the province.
We provide construction drawings, building permits and structural calculations in all neighbourhoods of Leeuwarden. The housing stock varies per neighbourhood and with it the typical renovation and the aesthetic review requirements.
Our service area extends to the municipalities around Leeuwarden. There too we draw remotely and submit the permit to the relevant municipality.
WaadhoekeA municipality to the north-west of Leeuwarden, formed in 2018 from a merger of Franekeradeel, het Bildt, Menameradiel and parts of Littenseradiel, with Franeker as the largest centre and a strongly agricultural and community-oriented character.
Noardeast-FryslânA municipality to the north-east of Leeuwarden, established in 2019 from Dongeradeel, Ferwerderadiel and Kollumerland en Nieuwkruisland, with Dokkum as the main town and a location on the Wadden coast.
TytsjerksteradielA rural municipality directly to the east of Leeuwarden with 17 villages, of which Burgum is the largest settlement, situated between Leeuwarden and Drachten with a varied landscape of water, meadow and woodland.
SmallingerlandA municipality to the south-east of Leeuwarden with Drachten as the second city of Friesland, known for the technology sector that grew strongly there following the arrival of a Philips factory in 1950.
Súdwest-FryslânThe largest municipality in Friesland by area, south of Leeuwarden, with an open agricultural landscape, rich cultural history and Sneek as the main town in a prominent water sports region.
De Fryske MarrenA municipality in the south-west of Friesland with approximately 50 villages and towns, particularly known for the Frisian lakes including the Tjeukemeer and Slotermeer and as a water sports destination.
HeerenveenA municipality to the south of Leeuwarden with the town of the same name as its centre, known as a sports city and regional service hub for the south-east of Friesland.