Nijmegen is the oldest city in the Netherlands and is located in the province of Gelderland on the bank of the Waal, at the boundary of the Groene Metropoolregio Arnhem-Nijmegen and the Rijk van Nijmegen. The city combines a nationally protected historic city centre with large-scale post-war expansions and modern new-build developments on the Waalsprong in the north.
We provide construction drawings, building permits and structural calculations in all neighbourhoods of Nijmegen. The housing stock differs per area, and with it the typical renovation and the aesthetic review requirements.
Our service area extends to the municipalities around Nijmegen. There too we draw remotely and submit the permit to the correct municipality.
WijchenA municipality directly to the south-west of Nijmegen with approximately 42,000 residents, situated on the border of Gelderland and Noord-Brabant, with modern residential neighbourhoods in a green living environment.
Berg en DalA municipality to the south-east of Nijmegen, formed in 2015 from the merger of Groesbeek, Millingen aan de Rijn and Ubbergen, with a rolling hilly landscape along the German border.
HeumenA small municipality to the south of Nijmegen with approximately 17,000 residents, consisting of the villages of Heumen, Malden, Overasselt and Nederasselt, with a predominantly rural character.
BeuningenA municipality directly to the west of Nijmegen on the Waal, with approximately 27,000 residents, characterised by new-build neighbourhoods where living and water take centre stage around lakes and water features.
DrutenA municipality in the western part of the Land van Maas en Waal, with a characteristic river landscape of dykes, flood plains and orchards along the southern bank of the Waal.
LingewaardA municipality to the north-east of Nijmegen in the Betuwe, situated between Arnhem and Nijmegen, with fertile river-clay soils and horticultural areas along the Waal, Nederrijn and Linge.
Mook en MiddelaarA municipality in the province of Limburg directly to the south of Nijmegen, situated along the Maas on the border of Gelderland and Limburg, functionally closely connected to the Rijk van Nijmegen.