Tilburg is the capital of the Hart van Brabant region and the third-largest city in Noord-Brabant. The city combines a dense post-war housing stock with converted industrial areas, such as the Piushaven and the Spoorzone, and a green outer edge with villages such as Berkel-Enschot and Udenhout. As a former textile city, Tilburg has a recognisable urban structure of compact working-class neighbourhoods around the centre and more spaciously laid-out expansion neighbourhoods built from the 1960s onwards towards the north, west and south.
We provide construction drawings, building permits and structural calculations in all neighbourhoods of Tilburg. 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 Tilburg. There too we draw remotely and submit the permit to the correct municipality.
GoirleA municipality directly to the south of Tilburg, with approximately 24,900 residents, which historically formed part of the lordship of Tilburg and Goirle and is known for its green surroundings including the Regte Heide.
OisterwijkA municipality to the east of Tilburg with extensive forests and fens, including the Natura 2000 area Kampina and the Oisterwijk Fens, with a reputation as a green residential and recreational municipality.
HilvarenbeekA rural municipality to the south-east of Tilburg with over 16,000 residents, spread across six small settlements in a varied landscape of wooded sandy ridges and historic land clearances.
Loon op ZandA municipality to the west of Tilburg, known for the Loonse en Drunense Duinen and the Efteling in Kaatsheuvel, the largest theme park in the Netherlands attracting more than 4 million visitors annually.
DongenA municipality to the north-west of Tilburg with a past in the leather industry, with historic factory buildings in the older parts of the town as a reminder of that industrial period.
Gilze en RijenMunicipality west of Tilburg, known for the military air base Gilze-Rijen and a mix of village centres in a predominantly agricultural landscape.
WaalwijkMunicipality north of Tilburg in the Langstraat, known for the shoe and leather industry and the CentrePoint retail and logistics hub along the A59.
HeusdenA municipality to the north-east of Tilburg, with the historic fortified town of Heusden as a notable landmark, situated along the Bergsche Maas on the border of Noord-Brabant and the province of Gelderland.